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Dougga, Tabarka, Bulla Reggia & Sbeitla, Wow!
... BC. The ruins were spectacular.
Our first night in the region we spent at a great hotel, the Dar Ismail which is located along a beach with a spectacular view of the Mediterranean.
The following morning we headed south along the western portion of Tunisia. We stopped to visit the ruins of Sbeitla where the weather began to clear up. Known by ...
Annaba to Constantine
... She looked more French than North African, had long curly blonde hair and wore tight fitting fashionable clothes. As we were pulled away and hung out over the abyss, she caught my eye.
"Do you think this is funny?" she said.
I began to worry that she might think I was laughing at them.
“No” she said, “do you think this is fun?”
Slightly relieved, I told her that Constantine had spectacular ...
From Tunis to Annaba
... Tunis taxi drivers, we were very careful to definitely agree the price before we left (60 Tunisian Dinars). All the way from Tunis, and up the steep mountain road to the border post, the driver had seemed fine. Once we had finally cleared customs and officially entered into Algeria, he seemed to lose his mind. As we continued to veer from side to side, we received a good beeping from a car coming up from behind. For a minute or so, the driver seemed to ...
Bulla Regia and Bulla Casbah
... use. It photographs well. The other busmates spent a happy time taking pictures of mould. We returned to LeKef for a look at our first Casbah, or castle. Now this was way more interesting. Originally a Roman fort, then Byzantine (Christian) the an Arab ...
Politika again
... the next day. Interestingly, the same night I attended a politically-engaged concert at Bourguiba University. On the University campus, you are actually allowed to have this kind of manifestation, but the police found a more efficient way to infiltrate the system by placing agents in the student associations, sometime causing turmoil to de-stabilize possibly problematic associations. It was a good show, althought most of it being in arabic, ...