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El Aurassi Hotel Algiers

Ave Frantz FANON-02 Algiers, 16000, Algeria

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FIBDA 2008

A travel blog entry by kangoledroid

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Invité à la première édition du Festival International de Bande Dessinée d'Alger (FIBDA), je profite pour découvrir ce pays.

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... it's all greek to me, I cannot tell the difference between Kabylie (Berber language) and Arabic ... Anytime I have to talk to someone I get along fine with French; and sometimes English. But still it's surprising to me how few people speak English, and even if they do, it's not very good.

Finally I arrive, it's afternoon now. I had lunch in Tizi Ouzou between busses, now I'm ready to explore this charming little town.

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Alger la Blanche

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... br> There are a million people on the streets,both on foot and in cars. And this is how you cross the street if you are a pedestrian: Start walking, the cars will stop, seriously! And how does one cross an intersection in a car? According to what I've observed, exactly the same way.


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The bay of alger is in the shape of a croissant

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... cleavage, and tightness of pants. So in the end, all the great advice, did rub off on me... to the airport one last comment... as usual I spent most of my money there on international press and five books for a four day travel...
 
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Grand mosque (Algiera, Algeria)

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The Great Mosque of Algiers (Arabic: الجام 93; الكبي 85;‎, Jemaa Kebir) was built in Algiers, Algeria in 1097. It is one of the few remaining examples of Almoravid architecture. It ...

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