fotos d’Algérie
Magique, le massif de la Tadrart, au sud de Djanet, reste pour beaucoup de sahariens comme le massif le plus beau et le plus sauvage. Il offre l’un des plus fantastiques paysages, mélange permanent de roches et de sables colorés aux reflets rougeoyants. Des dunes gigantesques aux courbes parfaites parsemées de rochers fantasmagoriques dans un espace sans limite…
* Le Tassili du Hoggar …Une itinérance dans le Grand Sud algérien permettra de découvrir les sites les plus spectaculaires du Grand Sahara. Vous marcherez entre aiguilles de grès jaillies des sables et dunes multicolores, dans une région qui ressemble à une immense forteresse naturelle au cœur des dunes où le vent à sculpté d’étonnantes tours de grès.
Marcher au cœur de l’un des massifs les plus secrets et les plus mythiques du « Grand Sahara », l’Assekrem et découvrir l’ermitage du Père de Foucault. Massif volcanique au cœur du désert, nous irons au rythme de notre caravane en suivant les « sentiers » séculaires des Touaregs. Paysage minéral aux formes déchiquetées où le temps semble ne plus exister…
gravures rupestres de Taghit
* Alger La Blanche
Cavaliers – Fantasia
troupe Karkabou
Nédroma (W.de Tlemcen)
La rentrée des classes en Algérie
Oran -1. thèâtre-2. front de mer
La plage de terga (W. de Témouchent)
L’île de Rachgoune
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We made it to Pittsburg around midnight. I only know this because Mom said she woke up when we got there and could see the skyline. We slept through Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, the home of Joe Namath, and Kaufman’s Run where Frank Lloyd Wright designed a home called Fallingwater. He designed the house for a Pittsburg department store owner and it has a waterfall in it. Through the night we went through Garfield, Ohio which was the home President James Garfield who was assassinated in the old Washington DC train station. We woke up this morning near Huron Ohio, birthplace of Thomas Alva Edison. On the way into Toledo we caught a glimpse of Lake Erie. When the train leaves Toledo it begins a 68.5 mile perfectly straight stretch of tracks without even a slight curve. Bryan, Indiana is the home of the Etch-a-sketch. Elkhart, Indiana was the inspiration for The Music Man and it is the home of Alka-Seltzer and is the worlds largest producer of brass musical instruments and mobile homes. From the train we saw the old Studebaker plant which closed in 1963. My Mom was only 2 then. South Bend is the home of the Notre Dame fighting Irish and is where settlers negotiated a treaty with Native Americans under the Council Oak Tree which can still be found in Highland Cemetery. Hammond-Whiting was the home of Roebuck of Sears and Roebuck fame. Mr. Roebuck used to live in our town of Gulfport Florida too. Not only that, but he lived on our same street a block south of us. Alva Roebuck was also portrayed in Gulfport! The Musical. So far on our trip we have seen a whole bunch of different animals, mostly deer, horses, and cows. And of course we have seen MORE than our fair share of corn.
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