In order to animate this blog:
We were in “Instituto Butantan” to see snakes but didn’t find any… Maybe you can help us to find a snake in the following photo?

Now we’re at home – in the hostel we already booked online from Tunisia.
Yesterday, November 2nd, was a holiday here so we adapted and just went to the park. On the way we bought Água-de-coco, with coconut around it In the park they even have places to put your hammock, if you bring one!
Unfortunately we don’t yet have one.. but we’ll be back after buying one!

In the hostel we were told that every day of the week there is a museum with free entrance, so today we went to masp, Museu de Arte de São Paulo. Afterwards, we walked around a bit on the Avenida Paulista, and then went on top of the Santander Tower to see Sao Paulo from above.

Hi everyone..
Now i joined the trip. The first day was funny tiring and hard somehow.. starting was at monastir airport, with my ticket to Brazil via Frankfurt (Germany) and my passport containing a visa to Peru. Seems it was a special case for workers there.. and they all had to wonder.. am going to germany with no visa .. then to brazil with no visa … anyway after some time waiting it was fine and we could check in. then in Frankfurt everything was fine except that i had to walk a lot to find a place to smoke
The plane that took us from Germany to Brazil was big and nice (Boeing 747-400).. we didnt book business class and that was my big mistake. I will never do that again for looong flights. In Brazil (Sao Paulo) we were lucky somehow, we wanted to declare (food) tunisian bread and toffifee we bought in Germany.. so we got the soo empty queue but we didnt have to declare anything in the end nice ! isn’t it?
Well first impression about Sao Paulo could be wrong cause it’s a holiday today; there are no coffes ! and walking there is bad so many mountains.. people never speak english! (almost)… But we got a nice welcome from some brazilian guys and we got nice icecream! here come some photos we took on the way.

Maintenant nous avons nos billets d’avion! Le voyage commernçera vraiment le 31 octobre… si l’avion nous emmene Aprés un stop a Frankfurt nous allons à Sao Paulo où nous allons arriver à 7 h le matin du 1 novembre.

Nous allons passer la première semaine à Sao Paulo.. et aprés… aucune idée… ta nchoufou

Bom got his passport, and after calling the peruvian honorary consul, we went to Tunis to get a visa for Peru. So now the passport is gone again – all alone in Tunis. Tomorrow we will go there again to get back the passport – hopefully with visa.
On the way back from Tunis, we stopped at a restaurant next to the street to eat meat and then continued to see the Aqueduct, climb around a bit and take photos.

After that, we passed Zaghouan and some other villages..

..before finally getting home – just to leave again tomorrow morning…
Good night

Der Sommer ist vorbei und wir sind immernoch in Teboulba. Und warten auf den neuen Reisepass. Der sollte angeblich ganz schnell fertig sein.. Nur: jetzt ist der Drucker kapputt! Es dauert also doch etwas laenger. So was aehnliches war fast zu erwarten Sollte der Drucker jemals repariert und der Pass fertig werden, fehlt nur noch das Visum fuer Peru und ein Flugticket.

Neuigkeiten vom Wetter: Sobald ich Waesche wasche und zum trocknen aufhaenge, faengt es an zu regnen. Die Gummi-Waescheleine, die man leicht ueberall aufhaengen kann, hat sich also schon bewaehrt. Die Regenjacke auch. Wenn untertags die Sonne scheint ist es aber doch noch recht warm. Die Temperaturanzeige an der Apotheke meinte letztens immerhin noch 25°.

Achja, Ramadan ist mittlerweile auch vorbei und es gibt das tolle Brot nur noch ganz selten. Aber wenigstens muss ich nicht mehr in der Frueh um halb 4 zum Fruehstuecken aufstehen

Some more photos – not only of teboulba

Even though I arrived here, the weather is still great It’s really hot and just the right weather to go swimming. Even after 3 it’s still hot enough! Let’s see… Internet says at noon, today, it was 32° C, feeling like 35°.
The trip to Cologne was fine, the airport was not so nice, only one shop there was open after 9 pm. In Tunis, they made a H1N1 check, but seems nobody was recognized to be sick At the passport check, nobody cared about my non-existent return ticket. I was asked what i have in my giant plastic bag, but the customs officer himself suggested “bagages?” and was happy with my nodding I have no idea what I could be carrying around with me, if not my
luggage…
At 4 am (5 am German time), we arrived at “home”.
Because everyone is waiting for photos, here you are:

once the view from outside the publinet towards home and the sea..

and once the view along the street towards the center of Teboulba.

Today is the last day with food, tomorrow Ramadan starts..
…and i guess that’s all to tell at the moment.

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