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Africa » Tunisia » La Marsa April 22nd 2011

It's been soooooooooo long since my last blog now! Sorry everyone!!!!! Post-revolution we have kept our touristy trips to either local or familiar sites. Things are much better in Tunisia now but we don't feel entirely secure travelling long distances in the dark or venturing too far inland just yet. It's not a huge problem. There are some great places just on our doorstep. The nearby town of La Goulette is one such example. It's THE place to go for a good cheap fish lunch. There are expensive restaurants there too but we have found one we like and intend to stick with it. For about 15 dinars each we got a delicious plate of freshly cooked fish with delightful chips and some salad. If only they had an alcohol licence - a beer would have ... read more
Fish & Chips at La Goulette
Cheap and Cheerful
The Marina!

Africa » Tunisia » La Marsa February 5th 2011

When we came to Tunisia we believed it was a very stable Arabic country. It was, but the cost of that stability was the oppression of the people. To read more about the whys and wherefores of Tunisia's recent Jasmine Revolution you could do much worse than to read No Marmite In Tunisia where the whole situation has been very well summarised. This blog entry is our personal experience of a dramatic and sometimes scary few days which have changed Tunisia forever. Although the story really begins on 17 December 2010, we didn't really know much about what was going on until around Sunday 9 January 2011. Maybe it was us not paying enough attention to what was going on around us, or maybe it was the cover-up from the Government of ... read more
Ben Ali pictures in the bin!
Tear gas
Army on the streets




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