Tunesia Part 3

From Sahel Zone were it's quite green with Olive Trees everywhere we continued to Dahar Desert Zone to Matmata a moonspacy landscape with underground home (like australian dugouts in Cooper Pedy).
But first of all, I like to show you how buy your meat hanging outside from the ceiling of "butcher".
 

these two photos are taken by my son

Tunesian butcher with sheeps hanging from the ceiling

main entrance

well

interesting find

Kitchen

hall the open doors lead you to different rooms

traditionelly dressed woman with flour mill

bedroom

Entrance

I wish you all a nice relaxing inspiring weekend

Matmata center

2 Day Round Trip in Tunesia

Last weekend we started a 2 days bustrip more or less to half of Tunesia, which meant that we had to stay long long time in the bus......exhausting, but with interesting things to see.  Our first stop was El Djem wich is one of the worlds largest Colosseum of Roman Empire. Tunesia was in the early days conquered by  Romans,  so a lot of citys have a roman and an arabian name today.     

Australia?

No, still Africa.

Nice room I discovered today: berlin family

We're back from Hammamet, Tunesia

As we arrived the weather was cold, grey and windy! What a shock. But the next day was fine. And what cold means I knew since we are back (yesterday). Brrrr
We had a lot of fun and swimming in the ocean was great.
More photos will follow ...

We're OFF

We're heading tonight for one week to Tunesia. Hopefully catching some sun and a lot of impressions and photos.
I wish you all having a nice week. See you soon.

All stuff is packed.

All? Not really- some have to stay home.

Exhibition: Die Kunst der Natur ist die Natur der Kunst

Yesterday we went to above mentioned exhibition  of "Künstlerverein Walkmühle" in Wiesbaden , "The art of nature ist the nature of art" and I like to show you some photos I took.