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Alles Blau
aber interessanterweise kein Alkohol.
Chefchaouen is die Hauptstadt des Kiffens, hier rennen sie alle dauerbreit rum.
Hab gestern einen Burger und Pommes bestellt, die konnten nich 12 + 9 im Kopf rechnen, was beweist das Kiffen auf Dauer doch nicht so gesund ist.
Dafuer kostet das Gramm nur n Euro und is damit vieeeel billiger als Alc welcher hier eh illegal ist.
Chefchaouen ist blau...komplett blau.
Alle Haueser, ...
Carpet trouble
... visiting Australia next year and that he loves Australia and I think he is just trying to tell me what I want to hear until I look up above in the shop and see a TV with a yellow “Koala crossing” sign on it and little stuffed kangaroos lining the ceiling. The man does indeed love Australia. He invites me for mint tea and by this point I knew he had me. Dutifully I follow him inside, meet his wife and daughter and sit down.
Abdul is a ...
Merci
... talk, asking about my travels, whether it was my first time in Morocco. "Oui, c'est mi - errr... mon premier fois en Maroc." Hmm, how did you say "day" again? Oh, "today" is "aujourd'hui", so "day" must be "jour"! "C'est mon premier jour ici aussi."
"Ah! Bienvenue, et bon voyage!"
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How do you say "thank you" again in French? I was able to pull off these other sentences, but not the word "thank you"?!
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FIRST ENCOUNTERS WITH NORTH AFRICANS
... over a red-and-blue one that had the Evil Eye. I'd barely been able to speak during his sales-pitch. Sadly, I told him I wasn't in the market (in the souq, if you will) to buy a carpet - even if it was only $36. Poor Abraham. What was I going to do with a carpet? Sleep on it?
I left the medina and went to set up my tent in the national park surrounding Chefchaoun. Chefchaoun was also surrounded by ...
Goodbye Essaouira, Hello Rif
... and it is not highly recommended to venture into the Mediterranean close to the city of Tangiers as it is not of the cleanest waters. Nonetheless, our breakfast at the cafe far surpassed our experience from the night before, so we were happy to sit in view of the sea and watch people pass by as the city started to come alive.
After our breakfast, I parted ways with my travel companion, who was headed back to Spain, while I headed to the ...
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