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The Tunisian Sojourn

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Sousse: Ribat

Written on 15 Jul, 2009 at 16:08 in The Tunisian Sojourn | viewed 198 times | 0 Comments

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Sousse: Dar Essid

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Sousse: Ribat

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Sousse: Ribat

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Sousse: Mosaic Museum

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Sousse: Mosaic Museum

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Sousse: Dar Essid

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Power for Peace

Written on 13 May, 2007 at 2:29 in The Tunisian Sojourn | viewed 148 times | 0 Comments

In response to abduction of two soldiers by few terrorists, the entire country is attacked. The infrastructure is shattered, civilians are killed and children are orphaned. All this to escalate tensions so as to highlight the issue of ‘terrorism’ to... (Continue reading)

Tunisia: Sousse

Written on 12 May, 2007 at 0:58 in The Tunisian Sojourn | viewed 145 times | 0 Comments

The Medina Although I had heard about this term before, visiting these medina’s offered a real experience . A Mednia, essentially a small city, with narrow lanes, densely populated and protected by fort like walls, offer a rustic experience. The small... (Continue reading)

Vegetarian food: A challenge

Written on 10 May, 2007 at 22:57 in The Tunisian Sojourn | viewed 143 times | 0 Comments

An Asian, having worked in an American predominant industry, goes in a beautiful North African country, stays amongst Arabs, who are conversant with Arabic and French languages and do not understand English. Tries to find vegetarian food. Then finds that its available... (Continue reading)

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