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In Tunisia, the most kitsch, mauve and decadent building is in Béja

by Webdo
Monday 12 March 2012 16:27
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In Tunisia, the most kitsch, mauve and decadent building is in Béja
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On the peripheral road which bypasses Béja, this building painted in lively purple surprises as much as a beam in the eye of a camel.
Resolutely turning his back on politically correct, the owner seems to display questionable collusion. Would he be a nostalgic of the purple?

Would he have inherited a free batch of paint of this color, now unsaleable?

Who will live will know! And for the moment, we can wonder if one day we will see buildings painted in green or black … Poor rainbow!

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