When I first learned about the Middle East in the geography class of my primary school back in my native England, little did I think I'd ever live there.
But since 1977 it's been where I call home - first Bahrain and then Egypt.
My Egyptian-born husband who hadn't lived in the country for 32 years couldn't cope with overcrowded Cairo on a permanent basis and neither could I, however much fun it is to visit.
Instead we found ourselves a "niche on the beach" 180 kilometres away on the Gulf of Suez where we currently live.
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Different country. Different beach. No sand!
Despite having had a couple of feeble attempts to restart this blog, I’m now more than ready to really go forwards! I’ve swapped the hot and sandy beach in Egypt for the cooler – currently in January it could be … Continue reading
zenstones
Before we came to live at the beach, my idea of heaven was lying under a shady umbrella somewhere hot and sunny, listening to waves lapping on the shore, doing absolutely nothing apart from raising a glass of something icy … Continue reading