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On Google images about Mars expedition, they mention the above photo might be fake ??? You decide:
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Iris ungularia. Iris unguicularis is a rhizomatous flowering plant in the genus Iris, native to Greece, Turkey, Western Syria, and Tunisia. Mary Kistler Stoney Memorial Garden, Tryon Palace, North Carolina
ECCO FATTO CON L DC3 VI HO PORTATO DAL CENTRO DELL'AFRICA AL NORD NEL DESERTO DELL'HOGGAR IN ALGERIA DOVE HO PASSATO 3 SETTIMANE IN COMPAGNIA DEI TUAREG CON UN TREKKING A CAMMELLO
HOGGAR DESERT ALGERIA 1979 WHERE I SPENT 3 WEEK WITH A TUAREGS MADE A TREKKING ON A CAMEL
Moscarda beach. Marsa Ben M'hidi, Tlemcen, Algeria.
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Located in the Aurès, Algeria, a long canyon crosses the territory that goes from Tifelfel to M'Chouneche. Gardens of fruit trees and palm trees are cultivated along the wadi (the river), dominated by cliffs with a height of 200 m or more. The village of Ghoufi is located on the edge of the national road, on the north cliff.
Overlooking the oasis, the balconies of the Ghoufi attracted men who built there dwellings dating from four centuries. One can find a village at the turn of each balcony, with impressive three-dimensional views over the canyon. Each village is connected to a taqliath: a multi-storey building containing a number of rooms equal to the number of families used for the storage of crops and provisions. The villages clinging to cliffs are Hitesla, Idharene, Ath Mimoune, Ath Yahia, Ath Mansour and Taouriret.
The architecture is typically Berber. The materials used are polished stone joined with a local mortar, rammed earth, tree trunks and date trees.
One of the most outstanding site I ever visited.
in 1982 i tried to hitch from algiers / algeria to bamako / mali
i ended up in tamanrasset
remembered images from the hoggar mountains
Will visit blida this coming spring inchallah.So see you all in bab essebt and enjoy the strongest cofee in the world .. (;-).....kahwa bien dosee....
Assekrem is a high plateau in the Hoggar Mountains of southern Algeria, rising from the larger Atakor plateau. Assekrem is within Ahaggar National Park. The altitude is 2,180 metres (7,150 ft).
The hermitage of Charles de Foucauld, which continues to be inhabited by a few monks, is at the top of the Assekrem plateau.
Flying over the #Algeria desert is always a treat for the eyes! #HelloEarth
(IT) Volare sopra il deserto Algerino è sempre un piacere per gli occhi!
Credits: ESA/NASA
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in 1982 i tried to hitch from algiers / algeria to bamako / mali
i ended up in tamanrasset and stayed there
remembered images from the hoggar mountains
in 1982 i tried to hitch from algiers / algeria to bamako / mali
i ended up in tamanrasset
remembered images from the hoggar mountains
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