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[a job for boys]


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Most Egyptian dogs never go inside. Earlier, I saw one sleeping with his tongue sticking out that had four or five flies on it.

Later, I would see a horse stumbling along the promenade, seemingly delirious. With his ribs showing, and withers and hip bones sticking out, he appeared even more malnourished than all the skinny horses and donkeys I often see here. Many of these creatures are kept in cities, with no access to grass.


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Aswan Seconed, literally on the wrong side of the tracks. In foreground is the cafe where I took previous five photos.


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[same coffee house as below]


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[view from coffee house below]


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Same Aswan Seconed coffee house as below. Skin by Israeli director Guy Nattiv was shown.


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[same coffee house as below]


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