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The heart of Africa, Vol. 2 (of 2)

Note 81 — Chapter XXII

Ellen E. (Ellen Elizabeth) Frewer translation

A sycamore of this description is to be seen on the island of Rodah in Cairo, in the garden of the Duke of Dumont, where the formation of pillars (promoted by hanging pitchers of water on the branches) consists of two perfectly concentric circles that girdle the whole stem. This sycamore is one of the most remarkable natural curiosities of Egypt, and is well worth a visit.

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