Tunis, Tunisia
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Hôtel & SPA Dar El Jeld in the Medina of Tunis, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Blue doors and bougainvillea, Sidi Bou Said — September 28, 2021


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My 100th country, Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia — September 28, 2021

Tunisia is where this happened. What a long, strange trip it’s been! We only live this incarnation once. What is your dream? Go for it, don’t let fear get in the way. One love.
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Mediterranean Sea view from Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Zara in Carthage, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Happy door, Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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What’s there not to love in Tunis, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Archaeological Site of Carthage, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Door in the Medina near Dar El Jeld Hotel, Tunis, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Hat merchant in the Medina of Tunisia, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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View over Carthage, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Grave of King of France St. Louis IX, Cathage, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Blue doors and courtyard, Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


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Yellow door in the Medina, Tunis, Tunisia — September 28, 2021


Tunisia 2021 Journal

Friday, Sep 24 — Hammamet

We land at TUN Tunis-Carthage International Airport at 9:15a. Upon landing, the plane is diverted to a remote hanger away from the main terminal. We unload and I learn this is a covid testing station. Apparently, if anyone of us on the plane fails, we will all be restricted. Ugh. We are forcefully given a very deep nose / brain scrape covid test that causes involuntary shaking and sneezing. It is just awful, especiall as we had just taken a similar test the day before. Somehow, we all manage to pass, get on bus and head toward a prolonged immigration. Once the officer stamps my passport, I realize I have just entered my 100th country. Zara and I high-five each other. We exit the airport sveral hours after our scheduled arrival, yet we sill happen to meet our driver, who is luckily still waiting for us, and we happily drive to Hammamet. We check into room 1356 of La Badira, nap, pool, walk, dinner at Tunisian restaurant, great live music, walk around hotel, sleep. What a day!


Saturday, Sep 25 — Hammamet

Wake early becuse of 4-hour time difference.


Sunday, Sep 26 — El Jem

Hello


Monday, Sep 27 — Tunis

Wake up, pack a bit, have a nice breakfast at 9am. At 10 head to beach and take a swim; read. Jump in pool, chill, pack, check out with a nice guest relations staff memeber named Rima Mhamdi.I"ll have to return to this place again. We meet our driver and race off to Tunis. When we arrive, parking is bit tough because of all the military. We have to navigate a bit through the medina until we arrive to Dar El Jeld Hotel & Spa. We check into wonderful room 26.


Tuesday, Sep 28 — Tunis

Hello


Wednesday, Sep 29 — Flight home

What a trip!

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