.. and then, we escaped through that breach to the unmatched vastness of Tunisia’s Greater Carthage along its ancient pipeline.. Take a break! Photo credit unknown
.. the deeper we venture into Carthage’s heartland, the higher the old pipeline gets.. firmly lifted by those massive aqueducts, grounded in the distant past and today’s Tunisia, captured by its lover Alan Van Haverbeke
.. and we take a curious glance at the enduring, intact channels running through the Roman Aqueducts.. Holy waters used to flow here from Zica to Carthage.. Captured by Tunisia’s storyteller Mondher Khiari
Above the wonder - Tunisia’s Ancient Aqueducts - we uncover a sense of déja-vu.. vaguely reminding us of the Great Wall of .. Greater Carthage spanning about a hundred miles and two millennia.. Shot by Mondher Khari
Yet another view of the timeless Aqueducts, such a locomotive frozen in time, followed by its endless train.. midway between Tunisia’s modern-day Zaghouan and Tunis, contemplated and captured by Nejib Chouk at Oudhna
Higher.. Scattered.. Yet unstoppable aqueducts, extending and elevating across inland Carthage.. Contemplated and captured by Rabii Ben Brahim from Tunisia.. Keep going!
Up in the air.. An eagle’s eye view over a masterpiece of ancient water engineering: Greater Carthage’s Aqueducts alongside a hundred-mile road in modern-day Tunisia - photo credit unknown
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