My 7yo couldn't stop laughing about the meat in a cart pic! When I asked if he wanted to try that instead of small cuts in styrofoam - he thought about it, and laughed more.
btw - The only thing worse than getting stuck next to a meat truck in hot Cairo traffic, is getting stuck next to one with some guy stretched out asleep on top of the pile...
At least there weren't any flies buzzing around the meat, or at least I didn't see any. It reminds me of the milk and yoghurt cartons sitting out on the runway in San Pedro, Belize, Central America, waiting to be taken to the supermarket and then sold to tourists. When we lived there, I longed for a yoghurt and rode my bike on the beach, 5 miles just to buy one. I was so sick all night after that damn mango yoghurt from Mexico.
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I have wanted to post those photos for so long.. great shots.. I linked from my blog. Hope all is going well before the big move. Cheers!
I think my favourite shot is the one of the meat thrown into the back of a pick-up. Well, i guess i won't be eating any meat today. LOL
My 7yo couldn't stop laughing about the meat in a cart pic! When I asked if he wanted to try that instead of small cuts in styrofoam - he thought about it, and laughed more.
btw - The only thing worse than getting stuck next to a meat truck in hot Cairo traffic, is getting stuck next to one with some guy stretched out asleep on top of the pile...
linked here from lynda. oh my. the cart pic is priceless!
Makes me glad I'm a vegetarian, especially when in Egypt!
At least there weren't any flies buzzing around the meat, or at least I didn't see any. It reminds me of the milk and yoghurt cartons sitting out on the runway in San Pedro, Belize, Central America, waiting to be taken to the supermarket and then sold to tourists. When we lived there, I longed for a yoghurt and rode my bike on the beach, 5 miles just to buy one. I was so sick all night after that damn mango yoghurt from Mexico.
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