Another view from the minaret.
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They certainly have some interesting architecture over there! I can't think of a thing to compare it to in the USA! Thanks for the PICS!
Dave Briggs :~)
I like this view of Saladin castle. It show the simplicity of the Egyptians living around the castle.
If you have visited Alexandria where I live , you will find similar view for Qaitbay Castle beside the sea.