How many Mohamed's are there in Egypt?: Photos 21 to 40

The title question regarding the number of Mohamed's in Egypt, could be asked of several names of course. It just struck me that after just a couple of weeks in Egypt I had met at least 4 or 5. I asked one of the local tour leaders' how many he knew. His response of 40 wasn't really a shock. Having to remember each Mohameds' fathers' name for further identificatiojn might be difficult for people like me though. Not a good country to be bad with names that's for sure!!


And on with the travels. Having spent the last day in Cairo racing around the museum, it was nice to stop and watch the sunset. We stoppped right on a bridge and within a couple of minutes a cup of tea was offered to us all. It feels as though I could be travelling on the moon and an Egyptian will have set up a stand to offer me a 'cupa. Although it's not quite the UK 'cupa I've become so used to! Looking below the bridge there was an island called Abu Dahab, everything on it seemed so serene. Donkeys trotting along the edges, farmers working the fields.

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Hi Fiona, Great yarn as always. Looking forward to your stories from deepest darkest Africa. Love, Ian

Hi Coffeecat, Im a UK gal who stummbled across your blog while searching the net for things. I have to say im enjoing the reasd very much and can't wait for thenext instalment. I emigrated to kuwait 8 weeks ago and will be starting my own blog soon. Hope its as amusing as yours. All the best and good luck x Lucy x

Hi Fiona; Thanks for the updates of your journey, you're a very entertaining and talented writer. You're diary of travels is so colourful. I'm really in awe of your courage. Hope you are well and keep up the writing. Love Doug, Chris and Evy

Hey Fiona, sounds like your having a blast. Hope you have a great time in Africa, you have been waiting a long time for that. The kids think that it is great that Auntie Fiona is going to be seeing lots of animals there. They want lots of pictures. Be safe. Love Kathy

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Hi Fiona, Great yarn as always. Looking forward to your stories from deepest darkest Africa. Love, Ian

Hi Coffeecat, Im a UK gal who stummbled across your blog while searching the net for things. I have to say im enjoing the reasd very much and can't wait for thenext instalment. I emigrated to kuwait 8 weeks ago and will be starting my own blog soon. Hope its as amusing as yours. All the best and good luck x Lucy x

Hi Fiona; Thanks for the updates of your journey, you're a very entertaining and talented writer. You're diary of travels is so colourful. I'm really in awe of your courage. Hope you are well and keep up the writing. Love Doug, Chris and Evy

Hey Fiona, sounds like your having a blast. Hope you have a great time in Africa, you have been waiting a long time for that. The kids think that it is great that Auntie Fiona is going to be seeing lots of animals there. They want lots of pictures. Be safe. Love Kathy

LOVELY! LIKE NEVER ENDING STORY!