This majestic beast was spotted in Alexandria, Egypt, in front of the Citadel of Qaitbay, a 15th-century fortress that was once an important defensive stronghold for Egypt. It has been restored and provides stunning views of the sea and the city. There are also several small market stalls lining the street near the entrance.
"We spotted quite a few feral kitties around the Citadel of Qaitbay, but this one might have been my favorite," says Traveling Cats reader Charlene Warren. "We were told the cats there steal fish right off the boats of the fishermen. I'm positive he was a white bearded sea captain in a former life."
Text and photos: Charlene Warren
Hello, cute shot of the kitty. I like the background too. Thank so much for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThose cats are smart - let someone else fish for them!
ReplyDeleteAww what a majestic kitty! #pocolo
ReplyDeleteHe looks like a sweetheart.
ReplyDeleteCats don't steal, but just take what is their due!
ReplyDeleteAwww, in the waterfront too.
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