Tunisia, A Kaleidoscope of Memories
by Victor Block, The Sun, Lowell, Massachusetts

A woman in a tiny village, her head and face covered by a veil, pulled a cell phone from beneath a flowing robe and began an animated conversation in a language I could not understand.

In a teeming city not far away, high-rise office buildings are interspersed among neighborhoods of bustling markets, imposing mosques and century-old palaces.

These are among images that linger in my mind following a visit to Tunisia. For many vacationers, especially from Europe, that North African country is a sun-and-sand destination. They are drawn by its 800-mile coastline dotted by stretches of golden beaches lapped by the Mediterranean Sea.

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