The view from our roof. It’s so peaceful up there, especially when the azan is playing across the city (5 times each day).
Souk Ali Melah is the local name for the 1er Mai.One of our local supermarkets.Gelato is pretty common and delicious around here. Flavors include varieties like Mojito and Fig Sorbet (Sorbet de Figue).Men around the local coffee shop watching the Algeria vs Mali game. Unlike our cafes in the U.S. there is little or no seating room in the coffee shops here and it seems to be men-only.Jasmine grows abundantly here.Slicing the chicken on a spit for my first chawarma wrap, similar to the Greek gyro. It’s one of the only food options around town.
The only door for women to use at the mosque.All of the other doors along the side of the mosque men can use.Half mosque, half old church.
Dead end.no passing zone in AlgiersOne way Don’t Enter off of Rue Didouche MouradPride.A constant battle. Even across the pond.