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Jul
The Children of Egypt
In the last photo essay I posted, I stated that Egypt’s most important natural resource was her history. That was incorrect.
The number one most important natural resource of any country is its people, and its most important people are its children.
This photo essay is dedicated to Egypt’s children.
Temple Girl

Boys in Sand

Waterwheel

Young Captain 1

Young Captain 2

Loom Girls 1

Loom Girls 2

Little Brother Being a Little Brother

Children and Goat

Mother and Son

Boys Playing in the Nile

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Tags: Felucca, Islamic Egypt, Mausoleum of Aga Khan, Mortuary Temple of Djoser, Nile River, Nubia, Saqqara, Waterwheel
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