Cat
47 Abd El Moneim Riad Street, Cair, Egypt
| +20 2 303 2163
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Katie B in Settling In said… cats that are in Cairo. I just saw my second dog today, but I've probably seen 200 cats and kittens. I knew that Cairo had… continue reading »
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rob in Cairo - one crazy city said… in tutankhamen's tomb - including the famous golden coffin cover, etc. I thought the mummified crocodiles and cats were pretty neat too… continue reading »
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6 Joaly street in The Egyptian Museum said… feet long among te helter skelter of cats monkeys dogs and birds. Finally there was nothing else to see and as the rain fell… continue reading »
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Jess & Ains in Walk like an egyptian. said
… quietly we were our pants, but we made it through. The rats over there are as big as cats, steer clear from river banks… continue reading »
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Katie B in I Survived Survival Arabic said
…... as did every other woman in Cairo. It was crazy. Kind of reminded me of when one of the stray cats at campus finds some meat… continue reading »
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sarahdee in Where's Waldo in the Arab World said
… of Cairo at night; you're bound to run into some colorful and thrilling situations. It's not as wise as a woman - the cat… continue reading »
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Jessica in Museum Part Deux said…, there are men with machine guns everywhere here, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one. THen again if you did swing a dead cat… continue reading »
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Katie B in "Row, Row, Row Your Boat..." said
… only, which will be a pleasant break from the "friendliness" of Egyptian men, aka: constant cat calls. So far I think only one… continue reading »
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gypsytracy in Alleycats and Grave Dwellers said… to trust that elevator with our lives, we climbed the stairs, passing more than a few stray, and mangey looking cats along the way… continue reading »
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Goddess Remembered in In View of the PYRAMIDS!! said
… of eye-roving, cat-calling, horn-honking and generally forward behaviour. In fact, if you're not careful (and I'm learning… continue reading »