Red Sea Hotel

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Visiting Debre Damo

A travel blog entry by leoinafrica

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... here you get to see only half the thing.
The monastery is quite cool thou, I like those Axumite building style, especcially how they finish the ceilings.. one day I'm gonna built a ceiling like that..
Around the monastery there is a little stone village were the priests live.. women are not allowed on top and even the sheeps and cows there are all female.. just in case the monks get really horny I suppose. I wonder how they manage ...

Adigrat...

A travel blog entry by mirco.k

hmm, not much to write here. Arrived in Adigrat in the late afternoon stayed there for a night and left the next morning.
Ah yes, I tried some local food, kind of like fondue. Barley balls are being dipped into a spicy sauce and some yoghurt. Not too bad, worth a try!
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I wanna go home...let me go home...

A travel blog entry by donwen



Well it's our last day on the Caribbean Princess.....We spend a lazy day on deck reading and getting sun.....Another beautiful day. I would have never ever thought that we would have had the warm weather we did up north, but we did

Only crazy thing that happend today is I tried to break into the room down the hall from us. When I inserted my card ...

Beautifull memories of Afar

A travel blog entry by zamunda

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While I was driving along the Red Sea Beach from Massawa to Assab, I sow the most beautifull people and land/Sea. Eventhought, there was so many checkpoints of Eritrean militrymen, I did not care about that because of the beauty that I sow there. The militry were hasslers, in same point one of the solder without any reason poited a gun on my head in order to get money from me. The army every where, but Red Sea and Afar people there. Ali Zamunda, dit Ali ...

Keren- into the countryside

A travel blog entry by mandy_karl

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... his face, well nose and forehead. Has been lovely sitting on the roof of the hotel to ourselves looking out to Keren and the hills and all the mosques and churches surrounding us. We used our time in the coffee shops drinking very very very very sweet cappacino (more like latte) to charge our cameras and eat cake . Hard life eh. We then walked in the scorching heat to the Baobab ...

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