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    With my roommate, CJ, and our guide, Yehia.: by my_year_of_yes, Views[245]
         		 Wow! Can you believe this has been standing here for more than 4500 years?!?! Mind boggling!: by my_year_of_yes, Views[268]
         		 More fun with the Sphinx!: by my_year_of_yes, Views[236]
         		 I cannot believe I am really here!: by my_year_of_yes, Views[378]
         		 The Khufu ship is an intact full-size vessel that was sealed into a pit at the foot of the Great Pyramid around 2500 BC. Amazing!: by my_year_of_yes, Views[324]
     
    Khufu Ship: by my_year_of_yes, Views[229]
         		 Khufu Ship: by my_year_of_yes, Views[220]
         		 Making Healthy Salads: by my_year_of_yes, Views[246]
         		 Making Healthy Salads: by my_year_of_yes, Views[194]
         		 Field Trip to Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[255]
     
    Field Trip to Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[239]
         		 Field Trip to Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[221]
         		 Field Trip to Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[230]
         		 Field Trip to the Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[234]
         		 Field Trip to the Nileometer: by my_year_of_yes, Views[233]
     
    Halloween: by my_year_of_yes, Views[236]
         		 Halloween: by my_year_of_yes, Views[240]
         		 Working in Centers: by my_year_of_yes, Views[213]
         		 Laptop Center: by my_year_of_yes, Views[267]
         		 Anti-Bully Skit: by my_year_of_yes, Views[234]
     
    World Peace Day - Making 1000 Paper Cranes: by my_year_of_yes, Views[208]
         		 World Peace Day - Making 1000 Paper Cranes: by my_year_of_yes, Views[237]
         		 Boat: by shimaa_nabil, Views[360]
         		 Palm trees: by shimaa_nabil, Views[390]
         		 A man from the south: by shimaa_nabil, Views[417]
     
    Cemetery: by shimaa_nabil, Views[416]
         		 Ladder of Minaret: by shimaa_nabil, Views[822]
         		 Many Hands: The families of Cairo remain strong and united in the face of hardship. All the married women of the family work together to prepare the meals. It is a fun occasion with constant chatter broken by the occasional outburst of laughter. The fun and happy spirit has remained, even though the tourists have left.: by djnicke, Views[443]
         		 Cairo Logistics: A young man smokes a cigarette as his donkey pulls his harvest down a main road in Downtown Cairo. He is passing a larger Chevrolet Jumbo, and is being flanked by a
         		 The Empty Mosque: The Mosque of Amr ibn al-As. The original structure was the first mosque ever built in Egypt (641 A.D.), and by extension, the first mosque on the continent of Africa. Not a single person was there. The tourists are no longer coming.: by djnicke, Views[1095]
     
    Only the Camels: Only the camels seem to be enjoying this ancient and magical view. Tourism has all but died in Cairo since the revolution started. If the tourists do not return soon, perhaps these camels will be unemployed as well.: by djnicke, Views[537]
         		 Empty Streets: This downtown street near the Cairo Necropolis is typically filled with tourists, but during the revolution it is empty and barren.: by djnicke, Views[883]
         		 group of people at the sunset time on a hill at nubia .: by nubia, Views[454]
         		 birds flying in the sky of nubia .: by nubia, Views[826]
         		 a nubian man wearing the traditional hat sitting on the roof of a nubian house: by nubia, Views[858]
     
    a nubian man working as a guard of a temple .: by nubia, Views[514]
         		 Pharaonic inscriptions on one of the columns in a temple .: by nubia, Views[638]
         		 The closest he has gotten to action was during the sectarian troubles between the Christians and the Muslims, resulting in his exposure to tear gas through his bedroom window. As a minority, at times George feels religious discrimination in a country where the majority are Muslims. Notwithstanding, George's dreams may just have to wait until after immigration.: by ebrahimelmoly, Views[1554]
         		 Through the walls of social media however, George comes off as forthcoming and gregarious. Constantly engaged in online conversations, he spends a large majority of time in bed. With a now apathetic nature, George never exhibits an interest in the recent protests in Egypt. In fact, in order to eschew: by ebrahimelmoly, Views[1483]
         		 George wanted Egypt to sustain from acquiring a new regime. His home in downtown, which is at the very heart of political engagements, is only a few steps away from Tahrir Square. Inevitably, the chanting of the demonstrators seems to flow into his home. Throughout the protests, George hears the activists telling him and others in his complex to
     
    A recluse man, George has a very small amount of friends. His constant issues at work and with his family has taken a toll on his religion. Depressed and solitary, George no longer spends his Sunday mornings at church interacting with his fellow church members.: by ebrahimelmoly, Views[2044]
         		 George Goda, an instructor at the Advanced Academy for Modern Computer Science, is a man living during the time of Egypt's partition of the Arabic Spring. At 27 years old, George is shy and not a very public speaker. A middle class worker, he spends most of his time in his room, and rarely opens any but one of his three windows. His room contains a large wardrobe, and two beds- one of which belongs to his late brother, who lost his life in a car accident some two years prior.: by ebrahimelmoly, Views[1610]
         		 me and the her! egypt!!!: by andreschlegelbc, Views[349]
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         		 there people are used to photographers , they are even pose like a boss : by anomadforever, Views[591]
         		 you can find some people selling goods to the visitors of the Camels market: by anomadforever, Views[561]
         		 why you are pulling his tong out ? he pointed for not to pit , he was mute : by anomadforever, Views[542]
     
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