Direct from my roof there is the Luxor Temple with the obelisk, the other obelisk is in Paris
sundown over the Nile and the Temple
The roof pigeons these spend most of their day sitting on the Temple walls
the young kestrel that was hatched in the Mosque near the temple its parents are on .http://birdinginegypt.blogspot.com/2010/02/lanner-falcon.html
A rather wind swept Hooded crow on the sat dish,
looking down on Karnak street a horse delivering food to the calash horses.
the table my kind landlord left in my flat is still on the stairs its been there for 2 months and it will be there for the foreseeable future,
Then he wonders why we have rats running around the place.
there are only 5 hens up on the roof and the 20 pigeons do not like stale bread in a lump.
Looking down on hassle street the carriage drivers trying to convince the tourist luxor market is far away in fact its 50 yards away behind my block.
How many sales men does it take to sell rubbish papyrus. well eight today and the number is steadily growing,
The old house across the lane with its load of rubbish
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