Donkeys are the lifeline of Egypt and they are much smarter than people think. It isn't uncommon to see a donkey trudging home from market with his master dead asleep on the cart. Gives cruise control new meaning.
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- Maryanne Stroud Gabbani
- Abu Sir, Giza, Egypt
- I came to Egypt as the wife of an Egyptian/Canadian businessman and the mother of our children in the late 80's. My husband is no longer with us, the children are pursuing careers abroad, but Egypt is still my home, albeit, a rural rather than urban one. You can reach me at msgabbani at gmail.com
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8 comments:
I've really enjoyed at all your photos of Cairo and your captions are just as good.
Really cool blog :)
Those types of sights are priceless. I love it
That is a splendid photo and tells an ancient story. I like it very much.
My wife, Patty, and I have been married for 52 years today. Imagine that.
52 married years
I loved this funny title but you're in right and I remember when in our contryside there was more horses than truck, was absolutely the same
simon said it -- priceless!
This is what I call Auto Pilot
I love your photo's and comments re Egypt - and I envy you living there. One day, enshalla, I shall live there too.
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