Amina Kairouan

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... we noticed about Tunisia - many of the hotel swimming pools we'd seen appeared disproportionatly deep in comparison to their length, for what reason we will never know! We made another "comfort break" at a place called Jelma, and bought some mahkroud and bars of soap to take home. Whilst we were inside there was some almighty thundering outside, and finally ...

... I guess we were not very used to the food because it tasted too saltish, oily & sweet! Especially when this tour consisted of quite a lot of senior citizens, and they had been accustomed to homecooked food in Singapore, so they are bound to make some noises! After lunch, we went to Sidi Bou Said, which was a very pretty & artistic area in Tunis. We were supposed to visit the Carthage but due to the public ...

... about it. I've only been in Tunisia three days and I like it but I'm going to get on a boat. There's one leaving for an unpronounceable Italian place on Saturday (tomorrow) or one on Sunday to Genoa. I think this is the one I'll get. Then I'll have a chance to see a little of the capital and Carthage too perhaps. Tomorrow is another day Clark....

... Mosquee de Sidi Oqba (great mosque) pictured, is the main attraction. It was constructed by the Aghlabids in AD 863. The prayer hall contains 400 marbl pillars, many of which were recovered from the ruins of Carthage and El Djem.

... quase sempre a perder, mas isso são pormenores, fomos ao parque de diversões e ainda fizemos a viagem mais estafante de sempre... Fomos ao deserto (de autocarro).

Quanto ás alforrecas gigantes, era uma praga que estava naquele momento. O mar estava cheio delas e apesar das aguas quentes e limpidas, só podiamos lá estár com óculos, para podermos localizar as bixas. Ainda tentamos tirar fotografias com uma câmara descartável de ir á água ...

The louage gare at Sousse is enormous. Everywhere there are signs announcing where the line of louages are going. We found the one for Kairouan and bought the tickets. I did the usual. Two Capusins. I threw them down, and as I was walking back, I noticed Lucy hanging out of the louage. They were actually waiting for me. **** I hate being rushed. I do like to enjoy my Capusin moments !!! It didn't take long, and we were there. The louage gare is in a funny place, and what should ...

When he goes: Monday 13th Novemb** 2006. Who he goes with (from): Frank (UK), Rebecca (UK), Tim (*****ia), Neil (UK). How he gets th**e: Updated data on their way... Wh**e he stays: Updated data on their way... Build-up our gen**al knowledge: Updated data on their way... What he does and highlights: Updated data on their way...

Travelled roundtrip from Sousse to the Berber hub Kairouan. Weren't sure where to get off the bus so ended up north of Kairouan by the Aghlabid pools. If we learned to ask for directions once in a while, we'd probably save ourselves a lot of walking. Fortunately, turns out we're a stone's throw from the tourist office, whose toilets I am desperate for as there were none on the bus. The office is next to a giant map of the town so in the end, our bus drop was accidentally ideal ...

A fortnight in Tunisia. First week was sunbathing in lovely mid twenties of heat, second week was wet and cold coat wearing weather. Some day trips to El Djem and with Mam to Dougga in the Mountains. we had snow and floods on the way home and ...