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Algeria

Amazing how the rocks were squared for building.  Water tanks lay scattered among the ruins left on the hillside
The view of the surrounding hillsides from Tiddis.
We are parked for a few minutes to look up at the underneath side of the  Millah Slimane Bridge that we walked across yesterday during our tour of Constantine.
We visited the Mosque of Emir Abdelkader with its twin minarets.
It is the second largest mosque in Algeria.
Laying on the floor inside to take this photo of the coupole of the mosque.
The inside can accommodate 10,000 per service.  The women have a separate room for them to pray.
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The outside area I read can accommodate an additional 15,000 for prayer.
The side entrance with its lattice work on the arches and entrance doors, twin minarets stand out with the blue sky of Constantine.
The National Museum - Cirta was our final stop in Constantine before our flight the next morning early to Algiers and then onto Tunis, Tunisia.  Algeria has been an interesting country to visit.  People have been very friendly, the food with many varieties and all good.  Algeria is definitely worth a visit.  Thank you to Houssem Degdeg our guide in Algeria who made every day interesting.

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