Dock areas are always interesting, no matter where you are in the world.
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...but the fishing nets are way more interesting here than in most parts of the world!
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...and goods are sometimes still transported in pointed-bottom clay pots.
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A 15th-century Turkish fort on Djerba:
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The Lalla Hadria Museum, housing what was formerly a really choice private collection of textiles, pottery, metalwork, costumes, woodwork, and calligraphy from the Arab/Persian world.
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