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Sunshine, Mosques, the Medina wall and new friends
... insanely sugar addicted the bees were. Basically had a swarm buzzing about me until I finished my tea and they all flew into the minty sugary remains.After that I wandered around the market for a bit but wasn't really in the mood to buy anything. On route back to the hostel I just kinda ended up at the central plaza instead. With no plan in mind I was easily swayed by the restaurant doormen of a rather purple place to sit down for, you guessed ...
11-18-12
... signals, small fights and clouds of exhaust fumes but this was a whole new "ball game". If I could have opened my bus window I would've been able to touch the kids hanging out the window of the bus next to me. This same bus had kids sitting and standing on the roof, yelling and jumping as the bus drove. Military lined the streets and sirens roared. Needless to say I think I'll watch the Casablanca vs. Rabat match from the comfort of home today.
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Du Rif qu Kif en passant par Chefchaouen
... en forme!
La particularite de cette medina est ses murs bleutes. Les gens sont super sympathiques et on ne se fait pas dutout achaler. Au fait, si ca arrive, c est a David qu on s adresse pour lui vendre du Kif, mais on se souvient du film Midnight Express... une raison de plus pour ne pas en acheter!
Sophie semble passer pour l une des leurs, on lui ...
Northern Morocco
... a son who was now living in Christchurch with his kiwi wife and that he plays soccer and you must come to our ‘Tannerie’ to meet his father. He loves kiwis! A moment later Rory is put on the phone to this guy who mentions Ashburton and all these other places that only a kiwi would really know.
We get invited to meet the father, and that he will meet us outside our hostel at 2pm. Having heard stories of people making up stories to guide you around and demanding ...
Merci
... and gone for a year so far, and Inara (Germany), a grandmother also travelling alone indefinitely, having been gone for four years already. As she says it, she's travelling until she dies! And she doesn't even carry a camera around - why take pictures when you're never gonna upload them anyway? She initially planned to stay in Chaouen for two days, but has been here for three weeks, relaxing everyday, meeting locals, and trying to learn a ...
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