MEMORIES A Farm Called Egypt. . . In the Heart of the East End
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YOU'D be forgiven for mistaking today's picture for a country scene but in reality it was taken at Egypt Farm in Tollcross back in 1949.  The farm is said to have been given its name by a soldier who served in Egypt and named his farm after it when he returned to Scotland.
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Travel: From a recently refurbished farmhouse in rolling Cornwall countryside to the Vegetarian Society's top restaurant, in Bristol.
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The house at the end of Abed Rabbo Street has become a deadly place to be. It sits on the east side of the Jabaliya refugee camp - the side that the Israeli army punched into just over a week ago.
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After hearing that Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat had died, Steve Yacoub called his mother, who lives in a village outside Ramallah, the West Bank city where Arafat&#39;s headquarters is located.
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Ready for a trip down memory lane, comrade? Insert your "commie quarter" and have a blast.
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Down a winding English lane,  straight out of the backdrop of a TV period drama, is a factory  that is as rare today as the products it makes -- 'Made in  Britain' luxury goods.
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NEW YORK &#151; Seventeen students from Egypt arrived in the U.S. in July, bound for a college in Montana where they were to learn about American history and culture.
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COTTENHAM, England -- A brutal killing, cigarette smuggling, a tax revolt, and a human rights dispute -- the last things one would expect to find in an English village.
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At last, the word arrived from Indonesia. The village where Issweni Bakri's family lived had been wiped out. As friends and relatives gathered at her home in Alexandria, Bakri and her family began making a grim tally of those they had lost.
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The surfaces of Cao  Hamburger's fine film, "The Year My Parents Went on Vacation"  (O Ano em Que Meus Pais Sairam de Ferias) are clean and concise  and filled with keen observations about day-to-day life in a  multiethnic quarter of Sao Paulo in 1970. This allows the  director all sorts of opportunities to explore the rich subtext  of his film -- themes about alienation, community and a life in  exile.
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In the 1940s and '50s, Greenwood, Ind., wasn't exactly rural, definitely not urban. It stood in the shadow of Indianapolis, but ``you didn't have to go far outside the city limits," says Jane Betts, ``to be in the cornfields."
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GEE'S BEND, Alabama  - Their story is a heartwarming tale gone sour. In an obscure village in rural Alabama a group of women toiled for decades to make a living.
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Annie Moore didn't go West to fulfill the American dream, as the story has it. She settled on the Lower East Side.
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The top spots offering a peek into the past.
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Shimshon Cahaner was among the first Israeli soldiers to storm into the Old City of Jerusalem 40 years ago. He remembers that historic day as if it were yesterday -- the thrill he and other Israeli troops got when they raced through Lions' Gate at the eastern edge of the Old City.
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In the birthplace of Jesus, Muslims and Christians used to celebrate the season in peace. A TIME correspondent recalls holidays past in a troubled land
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Locales that are not always where you want to be but are always fascinating