Tunisia - Landscape in Transition

First the desert with the camels. Then the mountain oases with the exotic-looking palm trees.

Now the landscape changes. The further north we go, the more Mediterranean the landscape becomes. More than once I say to Gerd that we are just driving through Tuscany. Olive groves, prickly pear, fig and pomegranate trees. Serpentines through hilly country. The landscape is getting greener and greener.

Here and there we drive over or around grandiose-looking rock formations. The campsite in the national park with the highest mountain in Tunisia turns out to be a military zone.

So we drive on. And come to Kesra, which enchants us with its beauty and hospitality. But more of that later.

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