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The Chaos That Is Cairo

February 17th 2016
After a good night’s sleep, I met the Binkleys downstairs for breakfast. The buffet was elaborate with multicultural influences, more fruit and pastries than imaginable as well as a honeycomb station. I took some of the smoked salmon to the omelet cook and had him do scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and red onion. He surprised me when he lined a ring mold with the salmon, filled it with the egg ... read more
Africa » Egypt » Lower Egypt » Cairo

Egyptian Flag The regularity and richness of the annual Nile River flood, coupled with semi-isolation provided by deserts to the east and west, allowed for the development of one of the world's great civilizations. A unified kingdom arose circa 3200 B.C. and a ser... ... read more
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22nd February 2016

A Perfect Day!
Unforgettable adventure sandwiched between incredible meals--well-done! Good for you for climbing inside the pyramid--a great memory and even the bad parts made for a fine story. Loved that you guys had your photos taken on horses and camels at the pyramids. I have this camel one of my great aunt and uncle--she with her pillbox hat, skirt and white gloves and he in a suit and tie. Glad the times have changed. As usual, your foodie photos and descriptions are salivating! What might the third day hold?
23rd February 2016

I'm glad I am not wearing a suit. Or a pillbox hat for that matter. Thank you for following along on this Tara.

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