Earth calling Mos Espa
Take a short drive into the desert from Tozeur in southern Tunisia, and the Star Wars town of Mos Espa will pop out to surprise you. Mos Espa, on the […]
Women in Graffiti: A Tribute to the Women of Egypt | suzeeinthecity
You’ll have gathered from many of my previous posts that […]
Family Lunch
On a game drive in Kenya a year or so a go, we were lucky enough to come across a family of lions having lunch! The adults had already eaten […]
Yellow Pincushions in South Africa
Proteas are the national flower of South Africa. I particularly like this pincushion variety. Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow.
Bugged
Bugs are a necessary evil (ok, that’s a bit strong, I know, but on the whole, I’m not fond!) of more adventurous travel. The two above are from South Africa, […]
Mellow Cape Weaver
Beautiful and mellow in South Africa is this stunning Cape Weaver: Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow and Wild bird Wednesday.
Home of the Lotus Flower
…”For nine days, the deadly winds carried me across the sea of fish. On the tenth day we reached the land of the Lotus Eaters, who live solely on a […]
W is for… World Camel Day
Today, 22 June, is World Camel Day. This even-toed ungulate within the genus Camelus, bearing distinctive fatty deposits known as “humps” on its back. The two surviving species of camel are the dromedary, […]
Wordless Wednesday from South Africa
. Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post a photo with no words to explain it. The idea is that the photo says so much that it doesn’t need […]
X is for… X Marks the Spot
Here are a few photos of maps that have caught my attention on my travels. . Posted as part of Frizztext’s Tagged X Challenge and Alphabe Thursday.
Face in the Rocks
The face of the famous Tunisian poet, Abdulkacem Chebbi, gazes down from the Belvedere Rocks just south of the Route Touristique in Tozeur. Too much landscaping, including the building of a golf course, has detracted […]
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