I'm a little back to Russia, or Greece when it comes to signs, but here it is somewhat worse, because the text goes from right to left in Arabic. Could read it easy if it went the other way ...

Fond some good English speaking helpers  in the streets. Have  have also found my own alley. Last tourist on this spot was Cæcar and the roamans.  Avid game of dominoes and cards on the tabels, a huge super cooker  with Thee (which goes to the roof) , and automatic transfer of prayer over a small transistor on the wall. It's  the same broadcast as out in the street, but here you can relax moore.

A cup of super Thee with two lumps of sugar; 0,17 Euro , - and almost better chairs then Starbucks with posh Latte, and much more to see .... That was before I meet Ahmed who works on the hospits and we shared football stories. Now I have the best guide and mate in Kairo - who takes me past that Kentucky Fried Chicken and shows me the real town. 

and helps me with planning of the trip south.

Cairo, I like you!

Bjorn Heidenstrom, on a drive to the Embassy of Sudan (a bit hard to get Visa now ..)