“I don’t know what you are talking about,” shrugged our guide. We had hired a day guide for the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Nobles, a series of ancient tombs constructed and sealed between 16th and 11th century BCE when Southern Egypt was ruled by Pharaohs. Today, Egypt is between governments, the tombs are empty of their former contents, and they unpredictably open and close based on the nap schedules of the tomb key holders. (more…)
It was one of the last places on earth you would expect to find a bee. The sky was a thick haze – air particles weighed heavy with sweat, dust, and petrol. Garbage piles filled empty lots like crunchy apartment complexes of plastic bottles, paper bags, and orange peels. Goats and cats grazed, contentedly. Adjacent, tight alleyways packed with people shifted shapes as kids raced after each other, a clump of clothes, yelling, and laughter. Read the rest of this entry
Catherine de Medici Jaffee is a lunatic about honey culture in the Caucasus. You can most frequently find her jumping on a mountain, running from angry bees, cooking in villages, hitching on dirt roads, or joking with Turkcell about her internet woes.
Cat is joined by Claire, an artist, photographer, writer, and globe wanderer. You're most likely to find her upside down, yodeling from a mountaintop, making tragic mistakes in Turkish, or eating meat for Cat.
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