Our last day. The Hanging Church and the Cairo museum.
The Hanging Church, a Coptic Orthodox church, really is suspended between two towers.
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Hanging between towers
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The Hanging Church
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The Hanging Church
It would take days (months, actually) to see the collection of the Egyptian museum.
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The Cairo Museum
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Lotus Blossom
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Cairo sunset
What a wonderful vacation.
Comments:
Is the first picture supposed to fit its caption? I don't get it.
Sorry, John, some explanation is probably in order. That's a photo of a "window" placed in the floor of the Hanging Church through which one can see that it's suspended above an open space.
If there's a vantage point from which to see the towers with the church suspended between them, I never saw it.