I always enjoy your videos but the Tunisian Sahara experience was outstanding. I immediately had to watch it a second time as there was so much to take in. The waterfalls and so much greenery was unreal and had to be seen to be believed. Thank you so much for taking me to such outstanding scenic views.
Well done Sir! That was truly spectacular. It’s been great fun to watch your channel gain in popularity. I’ve always enjoyed your videos and for what it’s worth, you are one of my top “go to’s” for more off the beaten path styled content. Cheers mate!
Thank you, I appreciate it and thanks for your support! This one has to be my best day in Tunisia, well worth travelling to the other side of the country for!
@@ChrisKermis no just did sousse, El jem And the desert trip Only had a week, but what a great country its like morocco without the crowds 🙏🙏❤️❤️🏴🏴🏴
@wanderingwelshman2858 For sure! I’d totally go back again given the chance. A lot of other places to go before though. Great that you made it out there with only a week though!
The soup is made of pearl barley and spices . We cook it in winter and specially in fasting month -Ramadhan-. It could be with chicken , lamb, beef, sea fruits, and even kaddid -dried meat -
Thanks for the great video. My son is there today, and I wanted to show my class a video about the area. Thanks for a fun, informative school friendly video. the kids especially enjoyed the food and the way you described the tastes!!!
Great Video! Tozeur and the south are the busiest during Winter break in December. That's when the desert is not so hot, you can attend Douz International Festival and you can buy fresh dates from the season harvest. I'm guessing you visited during the off season when it's not busy.
Brought back great memories! One little hint is that the “fort/ castle” you found in the desert is scenery from the movie “Bab Aziz” which was filmed in southern Tunisia. I am 99% certain. The Tunisian director was not allowed to shoot in Iran where, I think, the story of the low budget movie is set. The movie is on RUclips and is one of my favourites. It is a mystical Sufi tale but if that is not your thing just watch the opening scene (I know you will like it). I will never think of sand in the same way again and I was in a sandstorm coming out of the Chott al Jared..
@@ChrisKermis As I said try and watch the opening scene (after the sandstorm). I did last night for the umpteenth time and it always grabs me. The soundtrack is top class and is on RUclips too. Be happy and stay safe.
Haaa!!! No El Chapo graffiti behind you in your Tozeur zone video, but a lovely "Attention: camels crossing" road sign 😊 I think I prefer this last one 😊 Niiice video, beautiful places: thanks!!!
quite decent length, due to the variety of scenes still didn't feel too long as the visuals and explanation just keep changing :) good job@@ChrisKermis
Never enough time to do everything. I did at least make it to a cave home stay well outside of old Matera with real darkness and a pretty good night sky
@@ChrisKermis Then hopefully you'll be back in Tunisia. There are other places I would love you to introduce us, in the same way you did with Sfax. Underated place => New angle. That was neat
@@ChrisKermis okay then, if you decide to comeback, feel free to comment on this convo and I'll give you some places that I only know virtually but think are worth it. In the meantime I'll be watching your other videos 😁
@@bbrtttr3116 ببین زبان فارسی از زبان عربی هم تاثیر گرفته و هم تاثیر گذاشته. این دانشمندان ایرانی بودن که قواعد زبان عربی رو نوشتن. برو سرچ کن . راستی تونسی های عزیز مثل مصری ها و کشور های آفریقایی که عرب نیستن ، زبان شون عربی شده و نژادا هم عرب نیستن. برای من نژاد و زبان مهم نیست مهم انسانیته
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I always enjoy your videos but the Tunisian Sahara experience was outstanding. I immediately had to watch it a second time as there was so much to take in. The waterfalls and so much greenery was unreal and had to be seen to be believed. Thank you so much for taking me to such outstanding scenic views.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My mother was born in Tozeur in Nefta specifically, that place and Tunisia has a special place in my heart
My lovely country, thank u for your videos
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your help learning about the south
It’s a really great part of the country to visit, great to explore as opposed to just staying around the more resort focused areas
One of the best vlogs i've seen about my country, i hope it goes viral . Thank you Chris!
Thank you! This was a great day in Tunisia
17:55 That´s dried barley.
Well done Sir! That was truly spectacular. It’s been great fun to watch your channel gain in popularity. I’ve always enjoyed your videos and for what it’s worth, you are one of my top “go to’s” for more off the beaten path styled content. Cheers mate!
Thank you, I appreciate it and thanks for your support! This one has to be my best day in Tunisia, well worth travelling to the other side of the country for!
Awesome video, loved it! You are certainly inspiring me to travel to Tunisia. Can you give a rough idea of what that day trip costs?
Thank you! I think it ended up at around 180 Euro for the guide and 4x4 driver for two days. Well worth it though!
Love your content, thanks for the work
Thank you so much!
Another cracking video - i was at the star wars place thursday its a great spot and was boiling there 🏴🏴🏴🙏🙏🙏
That’s awesome! Have you been to Matmata yet?
@@ChrisKermis no just did sousse, El jem
And the desert trip
Only had a week, but what a great country its like morocco without the crowds 🙏🙏❤️❤️🏴🏴🏴
@wanderingwelshman2858 For sure! I’d totally go back again given the chance. A lot of other places to go before though. Great that you made it out there with only a week though!
@@ChrisKermis thanks chris - yeah big world out there
Im happily infected with the travel bug 🙏🙏🏴🏴🏴
The soup is made of pearl barley and spices . We cook it in winter and specially in fasting month -Ramadhan-. It could be with chicken , lamb, beef, sea fruits, and even kaddid -dried meat -
Thanks for the great video. My son is there today, and I wanted to show my class a video about the area. Thanks for a fun, informative school friendly video. the kids especially enjoyed the food and the way you described the tastes!!!
That’s the first time I’ve heard of one of my videos being shown to a class! Glad it went down well and I hope your son has a great experience there!
Great Video! Tozeur and the south are the busiest during Winter break in December. That's when the desert is not so hot, you can attend Douz International Festival and you can buy fresh dates from the season harvest. I'm guessing you visited during the off season when it's not busy.
Thanks! Yes I visited in September. It would have been great to have been around for the Douz festival
Brought back great memories! One little hint is that the “fort/ castle” you found in the desert is scenery from the movie “Bab Aziz” which was filmed in southern Tunisia. I am 99% certain. The Tunisian director was not allowed to shoot in Iran where, I think, the story of the low budget movie is set. The movie is on RUclips and is one of my favourites. It is a mystical Sufi tale but if that is not your thing just watch the opening scene (I know you will like it). I will never think of sand in the same way again and I was in a sandstorm coming out of the Chott al Jared..
Interesting! Thanks for the info, it was such a strange thing to see left like that in the desert
@@ChrisKermis As I said try and watch the opening scene (after the sandstorm). I did last night for the umpteenth time and it always grabs me. The soundtrack is top class and is on RUclips too. Be happy and stay safe.
Loved this video, very interesting and informative, great job 👍
Thanks!
Great video Chris 👍
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Excellent video again!
Thank you, it was a great day of travel!
Haaa!!! No El Chapo graffiti behind you in your Tozeur zone video, but a lovely "Attention: camels crossing" road sign 😊
I think I prefer this last one 😊
Niiice video, beautiful places: thanks!!!
Haha not this time. It was a great day though, thanks!
You need more views ❤ nice content
Thank you for watching and adding one!
Excellent as always, Chris
Thank you! Did you like the longer format? I’d been thinking sometimes I’d been editing a little too short. Curious what you think
@@ChrisKermis Sure, any format you like.
quite decent length, due to the variety of scenes still didn't feel too long as the visuals and explanation just keep changing :) good job@@ChrisKermis
Nice🎉
Hi cris very good Video
Thank you 🙏🏽
Great Episode Chris
Thank you! 🙏🏽
Woww really nice there Sir! 🍺🍺
Thank you!
you should have camped for a night there, i did it once ... you would see stars like never before
Never enough time to do everything. I did at least make it to a cave home stay well outside of old Matera with real darkness and a pretty good night sky
Man i love the rythm of your videos. I wonder, are you still in Tunisia as of right now ?
Thank you! I'm just at home now preparing for the next trips, this was filmed last year.
@@ChrisKermis Then hopefully you'll be back in Tunisia. There are other places I would love you to introduce us, in the same way you did with Sfax. Underated place => New angle. That was neat
@smah3750 I’d love to come back someday and explore more. It won’t be this year though, there’s quite a variety of super interesting places coming!
@@ChrisKermis okay then, if you decide to comeback, feel free to comment on this convo and I'll give you some places that I only know virtually but think are worth it. In the meantime I'll be watching your other videos 😁
@@smah3750 Awesome, will do. Thanks!
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سلام به برو بچه های تونس
سلام کریس، چطوری عزیز چرا ذهنیت ها درباره ی ایران انقدر بد است؟
Hi Guys Discover the real 🇮🇷Iran with us.
First step beautiful shrines
لإن إيران بلد يضطهد حقوق النساء و هو بلد ديني طائفي
الحروف عربية وهذا شيء غريب . ألا يوجد عندكم حروف فارسية عوض سرقة حروف لغات اخري
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@bbrtttr3116
اشتباه فکر میکنی اینم دروغ رسانه ایه نمیگم نیست اما رسانه ها از کاه کوه میسازن .
۶۰ درصد دانشجو های ایران دختران هستند
@@bbrtttr3116
ببین زبان فارسی از زبان عربی هم تاثیر گرفته و هم تاثیر گذاشته. این دانشمندان ایرانی بودن که قواعد زبان عربی رو نوشتن. برو سرچ کن .
راستی تونسی های عزیز مثل مصری ها و کشور های آفریقایی که عرب نیستن ، زبان شون عربی شده و نژادا هم عرب نیستن.
برای من نژاد و زبان مهم نیست مهم انسانیته
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حتي اختصر عليك الموضوع . نحن في الاصل أمازيغ شمال إفريقيا باستثناء مصر
كلامك صحيح و رغم كل شيء نحن إخوة في الانسانية كما قلت