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One of the stores next to the amphitheatre
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| After visiting the amphitheatre, we set off to look for the museum
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| A good way to advertise for your jeans...
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| On the way we passed by Mosque El Jem
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| | Stall selling dried dates
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| Stall selling water melons
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We gave up on the train so we decided to take the Louage (shared taxis) back from El Jem to Sousse
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| This was our louage. The actual journey was quick (faster than train) but the waiting time to depart was long. They had to wait until there was a full-house before starting the engine.
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| Back at Sousse Louage Station, a much larger and organized place (with tons of louages)
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| Louages of different made. Japanese Toyota, German VW and French Peuogot... all did not have aircon and the only window that was opened was the driver's.
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