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I am looking for a shop either in Cairo or Alex that have straw hats, preferably the cowboy type.
I have one at home, but darn it I know some baggage handler will crush it.
Plus a long (reach below my knees) linen shirt without a collar. low thread count preferably so I don't get sea foam bubbles under my shirt.
I've had my share of sun this summer to prepare for the beach, but I want to be properly covered.
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i went to the beach in egypt when i was there with my husband and wore a bathing suit. i was looked at but i didnt worry about what other people were thinking i was having fun and enjoyed the sun and water .i am from the usa and they knew i was sabrys wife. i had no problem
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When I was on the beach in El Gouna, there was a french woman there sunbathing topless. I was surprised to see that. She was left alone, no-one bothered here. There were egyptian families on the beach as well as tourists.
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well i was in a one piece and covered i would never do that especially with children around she should go back to france
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One-pieces are more flattering too, well ... they are for me anyway! I've not worn a bikini since 1994.
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omg they would get a harpone out and try to kill the whale if i did i havent worn that since 1980
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when i've shown my holidays photos to friends, they've asked if it was cold on the beach, because there is a photo of me covered up heading back to the apartment - which is only 50m away, but besides the point! I was wearing long baggy cotton trousers, a long sleeved tunic top, a hat, and my sarong around my neck. Also serves a second purpose of not getting sensitive areas burnt.
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