Originally posted on Travellogbook:
Retrieving memories from recent travel; a destination that had been in the bucket list a long time before I ever had the chance to reach. Algeria, albeit difficult to reach, is a blend of something very exotic but at the same time very familiar. I have always struggled to share thoughts…

Originally posted on Mackneen, The Algerian Goldfinch:
http://www.apollo-magazine.com/the-algerians-battling-to-save-the-casbah-from-crumbling/ The Casbah of Algiers is dying. The buildings are falling apart, like the Icebergs, breaking and melting down, out there in the Groenland, in the heights latitudes, helplessly; we know about that the principal cause is due to climate change, and CFCs,  but what about The Casbah, an…

Source: Top Global Experts Say Humanity Must ‘Heal Our Broken Relationship With Nature’ to Prevent Future Pandemics

Originally posted on Warren Isaac:
by dalbera on Flickr.Corne d’or touristic complex in Tipaza, Algeria.

Originally posted on Julia Huynh:
#travel, #mosque, #maghreb, #arab, #Afrique

Originally posted on Tower of Babel:
Originally published at LewRockwell.com – April 22, 2004 by Richard Wall French “Redlegs’ — Line Infantry, c. 1840 Nearly 175 years ago, between June 12 and 15, 1830, a French army of around 37,000 men invaded what was at the time known as the Regency of Algiers, the ancient…