Originally posted on RobinAndrew:
An initially-slight tale, which grows and grows right up to its end, as slight lives desperately try to grow themselves into something important without completely relinquishing the comforts to which they have accustomed themselves. Emerson writes with an almost nineteenth-century reserve which aptly suits her characters and relates as well to…
Originally posted on FIRE'd @ 47:
After conking out for 11 hours last night, we woke up refreshed and ready to go. Breakfast at the hotel Casablanca is a modernized city, and wasn’t exactly what we were looking for on this trip, so we were pretty happy to leave and move onto the next city, Marrakech,…
Hundreds of flamingos wade past waste in the murky waters of the vast Sijoumi lagoon, a critical wetland in the heart of Tunisia’s capital threatened by overexpansion.
Originally posted on Brody Holder:
Roman ruins of Timgad, late afternoon at Trajan’s Arch, Algeria
Originally posted on Noah Abbott:
Cascades Ida Ou Tanane, Agadir Province / Morocco
Originally posted on Connor Good:
#mediterranean, #maghreb, #tunisie, #Afrique, #africa
