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| Future entrance to the attaba metro station. Probably for line 3 |
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| We originally roamed this street to find jean material from a store named "tutu" so I could get some jean pants made. (1.5 meters= 1pair of trousers=30LE) |
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| To "fan" the coals, they set up a ventilator. automation. |
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| Homemade car cover/quilt! nice! |
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| A general view of the entrance |
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| nice glass work on the overhang |
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| A nice man (after checking we're not spies of bad people) showed a back entrance. in it, go down some stairs on the right, walk back, and you'll see a very old elevator. or you can just browse around all the belt shops until you find the staircase. |
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| A nice dome right above a staircase, which probably let in lots of nice natural light back in the day. |
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| Staircase leading to the roof top |
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| There was someone sleeping in the dome, so we didn't bother them. |
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| Iconic: The slaves carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders. notice the pharaonic hairstyle, and super pronounced abs |
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| This must have looked cool when it was all lit up. |
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| Yet another view of Cairo's rooftops... |
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| A cool rooftop garden! |
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| remnants of of a mannequin... forever sunbathing |
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| back down to the organized chaos... and off to azhar to get some books mended... |
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| This is after closing time at the Sudanese restaurant down a shady alley. TV on. |
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| This was this HUGE stack of tissues packages. I mean maybe 5m2 of them. so I thought it was cool enough to take a photo. And this guy in the street thought he should put his arm up and block the view, as if taking photos of kleenex is like stealing national secrets. Tissue spies. |
