Collisseum at El Jem

I have circled my uni pals to give an idea of the scale of this place

January 13th 2013
No matter how many photographs you look at of El Jem, and no matter how many words of "helpfulling travelling very" advices you read, El Jem will only ever have one decent thing in it; a dobbing huge massive Roman sports stadium. The ruins are flipping immense. With Ancient Roman built environment back drops such as El Jem it's no surprises that movie directors working on a tight ... read more

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Following independence from France in 1956, President Habib BOURGUIBA established a strict one-party state. He dominated the country for 31 years, repressing Islamic fundamentalism and establishing rights for women unmatched by any other Arab nation.... ... read more

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Me? Well, I'm currently occupied with the challenging and stimulating years that lie between birth and death. So far so good. Day by day I catch a few more of the world's absurdities and when I'm lucky I have a chortle at the lighter side of the planet's wonkiness. Fortunately, as the years roll by, I seem to be getting to grips with many of Mrs. Earth's intricacies and foibles; though believe you me there's a fair few I am leaving right alone. I am sharing my thoughts about my traveled to places. When I'm up to it I top the thoughts off with an encapsulated experience. Or two. To p... full info

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