Phenix Mahdia

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UK leg continued to be excellent. We bombed around London town all day taking in the Palace,London Eye, pubs etc. Seems like ages ago. Donny Brasco, Garys bud from NATS came in to see us, more pubs. Not having any problems drying out in Tunisia with the Muslem thing going on. You can buy booze in the mid to expensive restaurants but we are on a budget. Left ...

... It felt like it should have been almost lunchtime when we arrived, the amount of time we'd been up. But no, it was just past 8am... quite good really as we'd beaten the massive rush. Off we piled, to be met with people ...

... decided it didn't *ctu*lly w*nt to observe DST *nymore, *nd so clocks were not ch*nging this ye*r. An entirely r*ndom decision it seemed... *nd we were * bit confused *bout wh*t the *ctu*l time w*s for the first d*y or so! Anyw*y, * co*ch tr*nsported us the ~70 min trip up the co*st to H*mm*met. Once we got to H*mm*met there w*s *ll m*nner of trouble *s we blundered round sever*l hotels, dropping people off, *nd m*n*ging to hit * poorly p*rked loc*l ...

... d'etoiles 3. la bouffe est géniale dans les "boui-boui" locaux et dans le desert, mais horrible dans les restos et hotels car la bouffe y est non traditionnelle et faite au gout des Allemands 4. l'ile de Djerba est superbe pour le repos 5. le train est un bon moyen de transport - les horaires y sont davantage respecte que si vous prenez un louage

The next morning, Paul Eric was still not feeling so well, so I ate breakfast alone in the cute Moorish café. It was a very good breakfast, but I was sorry that the few people eating alone in there were not very chatty. One of the things I really wanted to buy in Tunisia was a lamp, which I needed for my house. I had decided to leave it until visiting Sfax, so that I wouldn't have to carry it around with me. So now was my last opportunity to go ...

... its spectacular Roman amphitheater (apparently the 3rd biggest in the world). Absolutely worth a stop. We continued on towards the coast to Mahdia, where we found some old resort hotel with a cheesy disco to stay the night. I think I counted 14 people at the most (all guys), but the beer was pretty good. Next day we had to head north again (we really ...

... magnet or something. Some old dude was snorting in a hugely nasty nasty way and digging. Makes me gag. What is it with people? In your own home please. Eyes ahead on the dead straight roman road that would lead us to our desired location. It's over 1900 years old and still standing. It's more impressive than the colosseum in Rome, L'Arena in Verona, Nimes, Arles, Trier, Pompeii, Saintes, Durres and Sbeitla. We ran around it in 2005 ...