Tripoli is looking pretty good at the moment with the street decorations, the houses on the main streets have all received a coat

We went for a walk a few days ago, before Mrs. Dadfap was sent home, oh yeah on that. The

Anyway. back to the walk, we were out and about down by the old city and wandering about the back streets when we spotted some guys at work. These were coppersmiths and were working in typical street side style, open to everything. Anyway, they were intresting to watch at work while a shop keeper tried to get Mrs. Dadfap to part with some money, not likley sport! We were in Tangiers once and the shopkeeper told me that my wife bargained like a Bedouin woman, saves me plenty, she does! If she doesn't think it's fair then no sale, simple as that!
The more observant of you will no doubt have noticed the use of all of the necessary protective clothing that one would expect a person working in that environment to be wearing. Take a look at the item that was sent to me this m

Melrose Drive, Tullamarine, Victoria, AU - January 16,2006, 14:35 hours: Highway patrol pulls over a Workcover inspector for doing 68 km/hr in a 60 km/hr zone. Workcovcr inspector says nothing and cops the $120 fine sweet. Policeman finishes writing ticket and proceeds back to his car. Workcover inspector gets digital camera out of bag, photographs the cop and proceeds to the police car - and issues the policeman with an $800 fine for not wearing his high-visibility vest when leaving his vehicle in a high-traffic area.
One thing that I've noticed here that's puzzled me, where are the bloody seagulls??? This is a coastal city yet I am yet to see a seagull. Not at the docks, not at the fish markets and not at the beach. One of the mysteries to ponder on when you're day dreaming!
Cheers
DADFAP
I lived my whole life in Libya and never seen a seagull
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