Hamada and Michael Read License Plates

Our drive to the Souq with Hamada Grapes. Michael and Hamada read license plate numbers in Arabic!

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Older Section of the Souq – Spices

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Dried Cobras on Spices

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As-salamu Alaykum

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A Kiss

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Fabric Section

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Police

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Place to Stop for a Moment

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Snake Bracelet

I wanted to buy a snake bracelet – you know, the kind that wrap around your wrist like a snake would do. What a great place to buy one – in Egypt! So, we shopped around.

Trying to find a trustworthy jewelry store was a challenge in an already trinket-filled souq.

We found what we thought was a trustworthy jeweler. But, a few days later my bracelet broke in half. It wasn’t made of metal. It was made of a cheap filler with a thin metal coating.

Oh well… 🐍

S, 🇪🇬

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