Matt Saunders

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Hannah and Matt are enjoying Fricasse - a puffy roll filled with spicy egg, tuna and salad

A woman serves delicious street food through a hole in the wall in the Tunis medina

A dark rainy night in the tunis medina, in the foreground Hannah is proudly holding up a delicious Mlawi wrap

Two circular flat breads cook on top of a dome shaped hot plate on the street of Sidi Bou Said. The filling is cheese, lamb shawarma and chicken

More Tunisian street food!!!

Fricasse, Brik, Mlawi and Manakish

Matt eats Brik

Matt eats Mlawi

Matt drinks local beer Celtia

Matt thinks deeply about wine

My camera roll now contains a lot of @matts.net contemplating food and drink!

Hannah sits alone in a sea of disinterested smokey solo drinkers in a cafe in Tunis

On the 10th floor of the Hotel El Hana the sun is setting in the distance behind the rooftops of tunis. The camera is angles down towards the tree lines boulevard below

Ok so you have to be super careful about where you go for a beer in Tunis.

After a couple of “nope” bars we finally discovered Habibi in the Hotel El Hana (great name and even better view)

Hannah is standing on an ancient stone block amidst the ruins of a grand Roman amphitheatre

Hannah is sat on the steps of an ancient Roman amphitheater

Hannah is behaving like an idiot, posing for the camera with one leg in the air and hands waving above her head. She is still in an ancient Roman amphitheater

Holding up a Kafteji sandwich, which has a filling of spicy green peppers and eggs, and chips. The cobbled streets and arches of the old town (medina) are visible in the background

Exploring the Colosseum of El Jem and the Medina of Kairouan, Tunisia with @matts.net

Absolutely delicious street food, Kafteji 😍

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Massive nerd posing proudly next to his tiny sandcastle

A dramatic close up of a tiny sandcastle decorated with shells. Razor clams have been used to create flags on the castle turrets

Making tiny sandcastles in Hunstanton with @matts.net

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