Le Diar el Barbar
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Gabes
DAY 19 … Friday, March 30th … Gabes, Tunisia
Today it was back to basics …………. and the Arab version of a dusty ‘frontier’ town on the
edge of a desert.Nothing special, but time to wander the streets, people watch and ...
Movings good
... from stuffing my life back into my backpack again, everything else about it feels good. I like going to the station - bus, train, or every so often an airport if I'm lucky- I like buying the ticket, I don't mind getting there early, quite the opposite in fact, I really like the waiting around, all the free time to do whatever. Waiting in a bus or train station or airport is some of the best waiting you can ...
Leaving Libya
... sides of the truck. We drove through some very pretty desert to Nalut - where there is a wonderful, old fortified granary where the local Berbers used to keep their produce – a bit like a bank where they could deposit grain and goods, trade it, make withdrawals etc. It's abandoned now but very picturesque – see the photos. We continued down to Gadames which is an interesting place. The old town (all made from mud bricks) is a maze of ...
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away
... arrived at uncle Owen and aunt Beru's home. Turning around we saw the table where Luke barely sat down for dinner before he went back to the droids.
We took in the atmosphere and voiced out a smattering of lines from the movies. When we had tired of it we moved along to other similar dwellings where the berbers actually had lived for a long time. Whilst it had been an interesting experience, we decided it wasn't ...
A casa di Luke
... E non si fa fatica affatto a capirne il motivo... Il nostro albergo è una delle case troglodite meglio conservate (dice la guida), con stanzette e cunicoli scavati nella terra, veramente affascinante. Fra l'altro, la temperatura è decisamente elevata durante il giorno (siamo nel deserto, d'altronde), e dentro queste case si sta stupendamente al fresco. Che paese questa Tunisia... ma lo sapevo che sarebbe stato bello! Prima ...