Tryp Mahdia Palace

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... sable blanc, végétation luxuriante, soins de beauté issus de la tradition orientale, le grand air de la plage, l'air vivifiant des côtes ...

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... is trying most of the food including squid and deepfried potatoes! Bought a cashmere carpet for the dining room today. Gary is having visions of the budget going to some place hotter than here.
We are off further south into the desert tomorrow for a week or so. Will catch up after that. Hope everyone is well

Dan and Kaela that goes double for you guys!

... trying! We entered straight into the main ring and stared up and around, marvelling at the size of it all and trying to take it in from every different angle. Then we climbed up onto the spectactors seats - some of the ...

So m*ny l*b reports, st*tistic*l tests *nd pipetting experiments l*ter, Semester 2 is fin*lly over... *nd wh*t better w*y to celebr*te th*n with * holid*y :) After b*nding * few destin*tions *round (Mum w*s h*ving none of Burkin* F*so or Timbuktu) we found * che*p flight/hotel l*st minute combo to Tunisi*, before the rest of the country w*s on holid*y for E*ster. The hope w*s it would be w*rm *nd sunny but not ro*sting, so we could get *round *nd see ...

... des conseils de Jacynthe ( une amie qui a etudie a Vienne avec moi) qui a voyage en Tunisie en 1999 etait toujours d actualite! 1. apportez votre papier de toilette, car il n'y en pas dans les toilettes publiques 2. il faut absolument aller dans le desert mais en vrais nomades, i.e. à dos de chameaux et non en 4x4 et y dormir vous n'aurez jamais vu ...

... wall! After this, I was delighted to find the medina open, and full of bustling life this day! I bought wonderful dates, bananas and oranges and thoroughly enjoyed myself, watching the life of the medina, exploring the covered souqs and hearing the shouts of the fruit and vegetable sellers. The sun was shining, and I must have walked a long way that day. The only sad thing was that Paul Eric was not able to be with me, and that I was concerned for ...

Before Alf Kåre and I met up in the capital of Tunis, we had not really done much planning. We didn't really have that many days, so we thought maybe just hang out around the capital Tunis. I'm glad we didn't, the city isn't really that much fun. Quite far from it really, except maybe the old Medina and the impressive Bardo museum (I didn't get to see the ...

... much longer. Unfortunately it's always Murphy's Law when you want to get somewhere fast. It gave David time to down more capusins. He's wired! He's had 5 today and I can't see it being the last. El Jem to Sfax and then Sfax to Djerba (another two capusins for David) took forever and we didn't arrive in Houmt Souq until about 9pm. David even managed to fit another capusin in! He was speaking at 100 miles an hour and his eyes were all over the ...