Riad Jade Mogador
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Groundhog bushcamping
We submitted our passports for visas at the G embassy in Rabat, then returned to our bushcamp.
We got our passports back with our G visas, then drove to the I embassy to submit our passports for visas. This involved us having our fingerprints and photos taken, and our application form data being transferred onto a computer & sent to I for approval. Not everyone was able to go through the process, so the embassy ...
Riding Camels along the beach
... would be there cheering you on.
After enjoying the relaxed feel that was Essauira we headed back towards our hotel. With one more stop along the way - Camel riding. We managed to talk them into cutting the length of the ride and the price before we took them up on the offer. It was the weirdest feeling when the camel stood up. They stand up with their back legs first so ...
Essaouira
After the drama of the night before it was quite nice to be leaving the city for a couple of days. We were to catch the bus to Essaouira, it is a beach side town about a 3 hour bus ride away. The only problem was we had purchased the tickets the night before and they were in my bag so we no longer had them. Hoping they would have some form of record of our purchase we headed along to the station to talk ...
Inshallah - Ojala - God Willing
... time is it?).... very profound!
Nonetheless, in some way, when one wants, one finds the way to connect, to support, to show the other that they are there, they are present, that they care and want to give of themselves. And that is how the time passed, of offering tea, giving water, lending the phone, giving my ring, and receiving the hand of Fatima. She listened to my music and I attempted to understand what she was saying about her four children their children and ...
Essaouira and cold weather
... are sand dunes in the upper reaches of the beaches where you can lie in the sun out of the wind. The extreme tidal change alters the shoreline by almost a quarter of a mile. But the small waves that break in this bay make it look like it would be a very easy place for a novice to learn how to surf. Countless Moroccans zip by on ATVs asking if you want to ride a camel, or horse, an ATV, a Sea-do, surfboard, or a kite surfer. This day was a little chilly. But despite the sunny ...
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