Harar Ras Hotel
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Wir schauen uns mit einem Führer, natürlich begleitet von Kindern und Ferenji Rufen, den ganzen Tag in der Altstadt um. Ziemlich deprimierend ist, dass wir viele Männer sehen, die bereits am frühen Morgen, berauscht von den Chat Blättern, die wohl in ihrer Wirkung vergleichbar sind mit den Coca Blättern aus Südamerika, vor Häusern und auf Plätzen liegen. Direkt vor unserem Hotel ist der Chat Markt, wo Frauen ihre Kunden mit frischer Ware versorgen. Unser Führer versichert uns, dass ...
A new hotel in town. Delight Hotel Dire Dawa
... br> Porc Epic Cave
Porc Epic is situated about 3 km to the south of Dire Dawa. It lies over 140 meters above the sandy floor of the seasonal oued draining the uplands south of the town. The steep climb to this cave takes about 30 minutes. The various excavations carried out at Porc Epic so far have yielded a large amount of artifacts and other findings including Middle Stone Age assemblage, faunal and floral remains including a mandible of early homo ...
Arthur Rimbaud
... Les hyènes viennent souper ici, avec l'aide des gens de la place qui les nourrissent à même leurs gueules, au grand plaisir des touristes.
Poussière, musées et enfant coureurs.
L'histoire a laissé des traces ici. Et des hommes aussi...
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Good Riddance, Addis
I would like to precede this entry with an apology, unapologetically. Life on a trip like this changes so much from minute to minute, and day to day, that it's impossible to put into words, or even remember. I’ve come to terms with the sad reality that the most profound moments, emotionally and visually, won’t be captured in photographs. And after writing this entry, I’ve found it is far too much effort to explain even a fraction of the things I experience in a ...
Harrrar: Walls, Gates and a different culture
... man began feeding them scraps of goat and the commotion was palpable, Growling, biting, a couple of scuff ups and the place was beginning to feel a bit scary. Then Mike was asked to come over and feed them. He said no (about 10 times) but curiosity got the best of him. Assured that it was very safe he gave it a whirl. The photos tell the rest of the story. Mike said later that the scariest thing was not the noise or the jostling but their eyes and the way they made eye contact ...