Hotel l'Oasis Gabes
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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 ...
I love Islands
... been living on the island for 5 years, she has been sick and tired of her life in Tunisia, especially in the Island, she was complaining about unemployment in Sfax and she was almost forced to live on this island.We also asked her about the revolution in Tunisia.. but she was clearly not interested in it and she told us that she felt that there were no changes and it never affect her life in the island. ...
Movings good
Ahhh...moving again and it feels good. As I sipped my espresseo at Facebook tea house in the Ville Nouvelle area (downtown basically) of Tunis I was contemplating why I had this feeling of elation at the thought of moving. I don't always feel this way. Sometimes, I'm quite content to stop moving and stay somewhere for a few days or more but I think moving does more for me. The actions involved are ...
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 ...
Hitting the Sahara - Take II
... built them that way to be quirky. This is the entrance to the home, and the house donkey outside: A couple of the rooms (bedroom and storage room), and the back garden view! And finally, the house owners - a woman hard ...
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