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Medenine (Tunisian Arabic: مدنين About this sound Mednin ) is the major town in south-eastern Tunisia, 77 kilometres (48 mi) south of the port of Gabès and the Island of Djerba, on the main route to Libya. It is the capital of Medenine Governorate.
Part of the town was used as a location for the 1999 US science fiction film Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.
The Museum of Guellala is one of the largest cultural spaces,stretching over an area of 4000 meters square of covered functional space.The MUSEUM includes a series of specialized pavilins each developing an independent topic of the show program...feast,traditions,customs,traditional handicraft,legends and myths,originals architecture,traditional music,a gallery of paintings,a gallery of mosaic,a gallery of arabic calligraphy and a gallery of original "Baskir"
Guellala
This is very old museum of ceramic.Cave Ali berber.
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Son Tornata CIAO A TUTTI.........................e attenzione vi sto guardando.............................
The Museum of Guellala is one of the largest cultural spaces,stretching over an area of 4000 meters square of covered functional space.The MUSEUM includes a series of specialized pavilins each developing an independent topic of the show program...feast,traditions,customs,traditional handicraft,legends and myths,originals architecture,traditional music,a gallery of paintings,a gallery of mosaic,a gallery of arabic calligraphy and a gallery of original "Baskir"
there was something timeless about our holiday .. fishermen and horses .. we found the same in Egypt .. that connection to the land
One more photo from the Lalla Hadria Museum in Djerba Explore Park :)
The Lalla Hadria Museum houses over 1,000 exhibits spread over 3,000 square meters in 15 thematic rooms. The main themes focus primarily on the local history of Djerba and Tunisia, but general art from the Arab-Muslim world is also presented. In the display cases you can see brassware, ceramics and Tunisian costumes, paintings, weapons, jewelry and a collection of woven carpets. Also Persian and Ottoman art, as well as Arabic calligraphy used as decorative elements, are in this museum.
Djerba Explore Park is a tourist attraction in Djerba (Tunisia), consisting of three parts: the Lalla Hadria Museum, a small open-air museum showcasing the life of the former inhabitants, and the Crocodile Farm, home to approximately 400 Nile crocodiles. The park is located on the eastern part of the island, near Cape Taguermes. On the photo the commercial zone of the park with shops and cafes and Tunisian-style buildings.
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Jeszcze jedno zdjęcie z Muzeum Lalla Hadria w Djerba Explore Park :)
W Muzeum Lalla Hadria znajduje się ponad 1000 eksponatów rozmieszczonych na powierzchni 3000 m2 w 15 salach tematycznych. Główne tematy koncentrują się przede wszystkim na lokalnej historii Dżerby i Tunezji, ale prezentowana jest również ogólna sztuka świata arabsko-muzułmańskiego. W gablotach można obejrzeć przede wszystkim wyroby mosiężne, ceramikę i stroje tunezyjskie, obrazy, broń, biżuterię oraz kolekcję tkanych dywanów. Prezentowana jest także sztuka perska i osmańska oraz kaligrafia pisma arabskiego używana jako element dekoracyjny.
Djerba Explore Park to kompleks turystyczny na Djerbie, w Tunezji, składający się z trzech części: Muzeum Lalla Hadria, niewielkiego skansenu ukazującego życie dawnych mieszkańców oraz Farmy Krokodyli, gdzie żyje około 400 krokodyli nilowych. Park znajduje się we wschodniej części wyspy, w pobliżu przylądka Taguermes. Na zdjęciu Strefa komercyjna parku ze sklepikami i kawiarniami oraz budynkami w stylu tunezyjskim.
Quand le ciel bas et lourd pèse comme un couvercle
Sur l'esprit gémissant en proie aux longs ennuis,
Et que de l'horizon embrassant tout le cercle
Il nous verse un jour noir plus triste que les nuits ....
Spleen, Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867)
Un de ces rares jours, où le ciel n'est pas bleu à Djerba en été.
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Djerba is a popular tourist destination, particularly for French, German, Italian and Czech tourists. It is one of the few remaining places in Tunisia where a Berber language is still spoken. Another factor drawing some tourists to Djerba is the 1977 location of the Mos Eisley exterior scenes in the first Star Wars movie, filmed in the town of Ajim. Djerba also has an ancient Jewish community and Synagogue.
Рассвет на острове Джерба, Тунис.
Волна прильнёт и вновь отхлынет,
Лаская берега песок,
Как сотни лет назад, и ныне,
Шипит и пенится у ног.
И чайки реют надо мною,
Где облаков резной узор,
А я с надеждой и тоскою,
Вновь устремляю в море взор.
Андреевский Александр
Dawn on the island of Djerba, Tunisia.
The wave will creep in and back out again
Caressing the shore sand
As hundreds of years ago, and now,
Fizzes and foams at the feet.
And seagulls soar over me,
Where the clouds are carved
And I, with hope and longing,
Once again I fix my eyes on the sea.
Andreevsky Alexander
Medenine (Tunisian Arabic: مدنين About this sound Mednin ) is the major town in south-eastern Tunisia, 77 kilometres (48 mi) south of the port of Gabès and the Island of Djerba, on the main route to Libya. It is the capital of Medenine Governorate.
Part of the town was used as a location for the 1999 US science fiction film Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace.
"Sono salito sulla cattedra per ricordare a me stesso che dobbiamo sempre guardare le cose da angolazioni diverse. E il mondo appare diverso da quassù. Non vi ho convinti? Venite a vedere voi stessi. Coraggio! È proprio quando credete di sapere qualcosa che dovete guardarla da un'altra prospettiva. "
(Prof. Keating dal film L'attimo fuggente)
Other view / Autre vue: www.flickr.com/photos/regisa/17173747179/in/photolist-sazWHi
L'un des symboles de Djerba, ce phare de 75 mètres de haut, construit à la fin du 19ème siècle, porte fièrement les couleurs rouge et blanche du drapeau tunisien.
En avril, l'endroit fait l'objet d'une invasion de forces militaires, lesquels viennent planter leurs tentes alentour. Depuis l'attentat de la synagogue de la Ghriba en 2002 qui a fait 21 victimes, la fête de Lag Ba'omer fait en effet l'objet de toutes les attentions sur une île fière de cohabiter depuis un éternité avec sa communauté juive...
"Il semble toucher les nuages !" // "This lighthouse is nearly touching the sky !" (PIERRE / www.flickr.com/photos/sofarsocute/)