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         		 Anwar and Mercedes wait for tourists to descend from the sacred mountain of Dakrour. After the Arab Spring, tourist numbers have declined dramatically and Anwar is lucky to earn enough cash to buy feed for Mercedes. These are worrying times for Anwar, not only may he have to sell his steadfast donkey but soon he must leave to join the Egyptian army for his mandatory 2 year service. : by dahlia, Views[528]
     
    After her daughter returns from school, Aya enjoys one of her greatest pleasures, an afternoon stroll in the desert. For her and her child, these simple moments are golden as both suffer from chronic heart conditions. Aya, who sews traditional Siwan garments for a living, often has to wait dangerously long periods until she has enough money for blood transfusions, specialist appointments and medicines.: by dahlia, Views[589]
         		 All appears calm as Mohamed and Fathi sip mint tea by Abu Sharuf spring and reflect on their olive and date business. Since ancient Egyptian times, their families have lived and worked in Siwa but with a crumbling Egyptian economy and rising salinity levels, in an oasis 17 meters below sea level, these two cousins have a lot on their minds. : by dahlia, Views[495]
         		 In her last week of pregnancy, Besma spends her mornings kneading and baking bread to supply to a local hotel. She leaves her fate to Allah, saying “Insha Allah (if God is willing) I will give birth at home.” Home births are common in Siwa Oasis but if there are any complications, women face a long and crowded bus trip through the desert to the closest maternity hospital.: by dahlia, Views[339]
         		 Those who have finished afternoon prayers stretch their legs at the half way stop to Siwa oasis, in the Egyptian Western desert. Siwa, known for it’s mystical powers, healing springs and quality dates has attracted travellers and merchants for thousands of years. Even Cleopatra and Alexander the Great were compelled to join caravans of camels that followed migrating birds across this formidable desert. : by dahlia, Views[525]
         		 Shisha smoking, the most popular in leisure time & even work.: by aldarbelahmar, Views[977]
     
    One old tradition: The young even if he leads, he still respects & aids the old: by aldarbelahmar, Views[386]
         		 Vespa, the common mean of transportation through the small alleys.: by aldarbelahmar, Views[1131]
         		 A child watches two teenagers trying to prove their manhood sharing cigarettes: by aldarbelahmar, Views[484]
         		 Two doors from two different eras that Al Darb Al Ahmar has witnessed.: by aldarbelahmar, Views[578]
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         		 4. i was correct i found HANDS driving humble carts for tourists for few pounds/day: by nikinana, Views[254]
     
    3. i decided to look around other historic places like the tower of Cairo. The plan was to do a stroy about a place i visited but i found that places without people are nothing and unfortunately people are usually overlooked.: by nikinana, Views[218]
         		 2.but within the vicinity of elkhan are other HANDS wiping shoes for a living: by nikinana, Views[203]
         		 1.khan elkhalily the authentic place for hand made bras and silverware but within its vicinity are other people and working hands that are overlooked: by nikinana, Views[243]
         		 Ancient hallways once filled with tourists, now remain empty.: by elina, Views[181]
         		 Preserving the past was this egyptian's life. Without tourists he has nothing.: by elina, Views[165]
     
    Returning from a hard day of labour through the Nile River.: by elina, Views[188]
         		 Taking a tourist break with his camel, 2 weeks before protests.: by elina, Views[188]
         		 Presidential Palace, where most protests took place, and still do.: by elina, Views[174]
         		 I have never met the people were very friendly except in Egypt, every step, every street, and every eye I always see a sweet smile and warm greeting from them. They are the warmest people I've ever met. thanks for your love and your kindness. Truly heartwarming.: by holiday, Views[198]
         		 I never seen conditions like this. One bottle of water and a loaf of bread is very meaningful to them. Why should children? why should my little angels? without knowing my tears flowed.: by holiday, Views[144]
     
    Home sweet Home, loyalty and love of the Egyptian people against the family was amazing, they hit it off in a single building. The first building inhabited by his father and mother, the second floor occupied by the first child who has a family, and so on until the last building inhabited by the grandchildren and great-grandchildren. : by holiday, Views[289]
         		 Charming, graceful, strong and loyal. A thousands of years have passed, but his loyalty keep Pyramid of Giza will never stop until he disappeared into dust.: by holiday, Views[149]
         		 Guys!!! looks, I was in the most historic building in the world, did you see how beautiful this building? yeah I watched the historic story of this place is real. one of the best masterpiece in this world. Pyramid of giza is made of thousands of stone piles where the first stone in the lift by 200 people. Whether there are now people who want to do? although in pay expensive? LOL: by holiday, Views[133]
         		 The Day Dreamer This is the second major type of people that we meet in life , all the time they look up at the achievers and say we want to get there but we are unable to be there , although the way is in front of its eyes, but as all the time they are looking up they never see it clear. the cat is standing on a racked car that symbolizes their status in life : by bala7a, Views[243]
         		 Actions I choosed this to be my last photo as it symbolizes what happens when the day dreamer keeps dreaming and never takes an action. the achiever will move on to a new step in his life and the dreamer will be in the same place and never moves a step. so always aspire and be an achiever : by bala7a, Views[301]
     
    The achiever this photo symbolizes for me a character that we meet in everyday life , the achiever. surrounded with different sorts of issues and problems symbolized by the branches but still looking ahead for the step to come, not hindered with any obstacles. this shot was taken in the morning on the backyard: by bala7a, Views[261]
         		 The Trunk If the cat is the achiever then the trunk is the way. the photo represents the path that is always there in front of our eyes , but we always mistakes it with life's tasks : by bala7a, Views[263]
         		 Thousands of signs across weeks of protest in the capital appeal for a new Egyptian government.: by blankography, Views[489]
         		 The military deploys to the city but waits for days to hear which side they will take. A tank in Tahrir square, the ruling political party's headquarters burns behind for three days, next to the Egyptian National Museum. : by blankography, Views[487]
         		 Protesters stop to pray, protected from pro-Mubarak police and tear gas by a circle of people.: by blankography, Views[470]
     
    Riot police on the streets of downtown Cairo on the second morning of the protests, waiting in anticipation of more unrest. (Attempt to confiscate my camera seconds after this shot.): by blankography, Views[465]
         		 Thousands take to the streets in Tahrir Square, the busy center of Cairo to protest the decades long dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak.: by blankography, Views[439]
         		 Lost city in the sea: by walkingwithprincess, Views[240]
         		 Standing before the sea: by walkingwithprincess, Views[198]
         		 King Farouq's palace: by walkingwithprincess, Views[228]
     
    Taking a white and black rest: by walkingwithprincess, Views[230]
         		 Forst like garden: by walkingwithprincess, Views[224]
         		 Lake Nasser : Desolate Contradiction: by arewethereyet101, Views[213]
         		 Wasteland: by arewethereyet101, Views[219]
         		 Gypsy Conversations: by arewethereyet101, Views[271]
     
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