El Hana International
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Day 11
... pottery, and cloth. We spent our night in a nearby citizens house. The decorations were all towards the king, Sundiata. We asked the owners abut their history and how the civilization was. We were informed that they believe in religious freedom and they are Islam, like ...
Lay-over in snowy Frankfurt
Wow. I did not expect to see snow anywhere on the tour! But here we are waiting for our flight to Baku from Frankfurt, and it is snowing. I am hoping this is not a sign that all weather reports I read for our destinations were wrong and that I am going to regret leaving my heavier coat at home. Oh well. It is what it is. So, speaking of Frankfurt, I saw a funny sign while ...
The Gypsy Kid and a Balkan Mess
... But they also hate the Bosniaks who are the muslims in Bosnia-Hercegovina. Now in Bosnia there are also large populations of Croats and Serbs living that would rather be annexed by their big brothers than carry on their current political menage trois. The Croats don't like the Serbs much because they fought each other over the current boundaries and also because of a "sibling rivalry" from when they were the two dominant ethnic groups in the ...
Africa, Tunisian Style
... a few decades ago. But, we’re celebrating because today is the two month anniversary of our trip and we are off to Africa!
We were very excited to visit Tunis and to see some very good friends Nate, Sara and their daughter, Mikayla. Before we could meet up, we had to 1) wait for our bags because they were the LAST ones off (another parting gift from Europe) and 2) go through security in order to LEAVE the airport (yes, you must ...
What would Brad Pitt do?
... make plans - even if it is as straightforward of which of these restaurants look the least dodgy. With the boys trying to touch everything and us trying to get accustomed to the game of frogged that is crossing the street, we didn't have a chance to do that on our first couple of days here. -- Mark Thistle mthistle@gmail.com Run when you can; walk when you have to, crawl if you must; just never give up. - Dean ...
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