Adam and Amina

[Throwback] [Oman2][2017]:
@ Adam, Oman

Here are some pictures from the great Berlin. Enjoyable city, fascinating transportation everywhere and very convenient.
We enjoyed its architecture, free meusums. And mostly meeting our dear friend Noredin.

If you want cheap meal take halloumi wrap but not anywhere choose where there is mostly a Turkish or Arabic streets there you can find delicious Falafel, Halloumi etc.
We were also amazed by public transportation. How everything is developed and so convenient. Sad side of Berlin is that there are a lot of homeless people but organisations like red cross are helping them to have a meal. For sure Berlin is worth to recommend a city where everybody can find something for themselves.
We Enjoyed a lot!

Some pictures from our short trip to Prague.
Old town was a little bit overwhelming as mostly everything is targeted for rich tourists.

@ Prague, Czech Republic

“Teaching is the greatest act of optimism.” – Colleen Wilcox

Dwa lata temu przylecialem do Dubaju aby nastepnie zaczac autostopową przygode po krajach Zatoki. Miałem okazję podziwiać nowoczesne wieżowce i centra handlowe. Co to najbardziej chciałem zobaczyć to Wielki Meczet Szejka Zayeda, największy w Zjednoczonych Emiratach Arabskich i, co zaskakujące, został zaprojektowany przez syryjskiego architekta. Niesamowitym uczucie jest podziwianie z zewnątrz jak i od srodkai tego dzieła architektonicznego.
Pozwalam wam zobaczyć te zdjęcia, aby wiedzieć, jak piękne są. Abu Dhabi było pierwszym krokiem do rozpoczęcia autostopowej podróży do Omanu.

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Two years ago I flew to Dubai to start my hitchhiking adventure around the Gulf countries. I had the opportunity to admire modern skyscrapers and shopping centers. What I wanted to see the most was Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, the largest in the United Arab Emirates, and, surprisingly, was designed by a Syrian architect. It is an amazing feeling to admire this architectural work from the outside and inside.
I let you see these photos to know how beautiful it is. Abu Dhabi was the first step to starting a hitchhiking trip to Oman.

@ Sheikh Zayed Mosque

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Two years ago I (adam) was in Palestine in November 2017. This trip gave me the opportunity to see with my proper eyes the situation in the Middle East generally and exactly in Palestine and Israel. A difficult topic to discuss about.
People that I met outside were very friendly and helpful until now I am still in touch with a person who gave us a lift whil hitchiking and welcomed us in his home (my friends and I)
There I had the best, Falafel, humus and kunafah whicb i could eat every day.
Unfortunately, at that time I didn't have a very good camera. And here are some of good captures.


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Czas jaki spedzilem w Palestynie "dokładnie 2 lata temu 2017 Listopad" przyniósł mi nowe spojrzenie na sytuacja jaka dzieje się na Bliskim Wschodzie a dokładnie w Palestynie i Izraelu. Trudny temat o którym by można było długo dyskutować.
Ludzie napotkani na drodze okazali się bardzo przyjaźni i pomocni do tej pory mam kontakt z osoba, która podwiozla i udzieliła noclegu mi i moim znajomym.
Jedziecie należy do jednych z moich ulubionych, przysmaki takie jak Falafel, humus, kunafah mógłby zajadać codziennie.
Niestety w tamtym czasie nie miałem zbyt dobrego aparatu A tutaj dodane są jedne z lepszych jakościowo zdjęć jakie udało mi się zrobić.
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@ Palestine

[Throwback] 2 weeks trip to both Israel and Palestine in 2017.

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Some experiments with black and white in Tunisia exactly in karkanah Islands.

We would like to tell you here what we have noticed and learned from the whole trip in Tunisia:
- two weeks is enough to jump from city to city to discover. But if you want to dive deep it is better to have one month to discover better and live more the moments.
- hitchhiking in Tunisia was surprisingly easy, some exceptions of men who wanted to have number of Amina just because she said that she is living in Poland. But what helped us also. Is our similar t shirts during hitchhiking because some stopped because they thought we were special people from an organisation or tv show hhh
-Many solar panels investment, which we didn't see in Algeria unfortunately.
-talking about religion was less frequent.
-Many women with scooters around the city. Which is just amazing to see that it is normal (something new in the Algerian eyes )
-cafeterias in tunis are crowded and women as well are there except few cafeterias for men. And also women smoke and it wasn't disturbing anybody ( we are not saying that smoking is a sign of an open minded country but not hiding to do it . Is a sign)
-People are Super friendly helpful and generous.
-Throwing rubbish inthe street is common, as we say a girl finish her ice cream and dropping it in the pavement.... And just seeing the rubbish around gives an idea.
-the beaches are just heaven in Tunisia.

Did you visit Tunisia? If yes what attracted you the most ?


@ Ile de Kerkennah جزيرة قرقنة

[No filter pictures] Back to Poland and back to visit the centre of Warsaw. Not yet the old town but soon.
These pictures are taken by a new phone (second hand from Facebook market) Samsung S8. And we are satisfied with the camera quality. Thank you for your advice in the last story.

In the pictures it is Amina's twin.
They don't look like each other, do they ? @ Warsaw, Poland

Bejaia. We skipped jijel just to reach bejaia by hotchhiking from constantine to Bejaia and it was quiet fast, we started at 8 am and arrived at 14
Unfortunately we couldn't see everything only gouraya pic des singe les aiguades and we swum there.it was great. We had also the delicious chapati from cap carbon. Adam tried Mesfouf, Asbane, berkouks...

We our engagement little party for family at home 《not wedding 》 which was surprising for Adam to see some traditional habits for engagement like henna eggs and putting scarf on Amina ....

It was nice also to see some friends but not all unfortunately because of lack of time.

Bejaia our last city in the big trip of two months .France Tunisia and Algeria.

We took now a break yo relax at home and think about our next projects and where to go.(also to collect some money hh) we will post some throwbacks of our own solo traveling without each other.
@ Bejaïa

CONSTANTINE THE CAPITAL OF THE ARABIC CURLTURE.
Just wonderful views from every corner and kind caring people.
Bridges are splendid. We met our friend and stayed with an amazing couchsurfer Yasser
We have tasted a very special pizza which near the mosque of El Emir
Also Adam got his first haircut in Africa hhh with a pretty famous

@ Constantine, Algeria