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Rascally Rabat
... Carrefour. Arriving at 9:30am on a Sunday morning to a huge but virtually empty parking lot did not inspire our confidence, but it turned out to be open, with ourselves and maybe a dozen other customers. The numbers did increase fairly steadily while we were there. I discovered that there was a free wifi area, so that is how you got my last posting, but it meant we were there for almost an hour and a half. By the time we were done, there was quite a raucous crowd ...
Hlavni mesto
... vyhledem na more, o koupani si tu muzeme nechat leda tak zdat. Plaz tu privetive moc nevypada.
Opet hledame obchod s pivem, ktere konzumujeme na hlavnim bulvaru.
Zrovna se tu kona nejaka demonstrace a rozhaneji ji jednotky vojaku, velmi zajimava podivana, nastesti jsme vzdy presli na druhou stranu ulice.
Jirku stale boli nohy z vystupu na Toubkal, takze se po ulicich spise plazi, do schodu a ze schodu chodit odmita...
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Wonderful Rabat
... walked the coast line from the Kasbah to the beach, light house and dyke. The dyke was very interesting. It had been created to block the waves from the beach to create a calmer swimming area for the locals. But because it was man made they used these giant x shaped concrete blocks to be the wave break to protect the dyke itself. Because they were man made instead of natural rocks Guillaume and I couldn’t quite get comfortable on them and ...
Last night in Morocco :(
... to CCS for the afternoon's class. Henna, we learned, is actually an Arabic word meaning "good luck" and therefore is applied prior to a wedding to encourage a happy marriage, or a few months before having a baby to encourage an easy delivery, etc. Khadija left this morning to spend time with her family, so it looks like I won't be getting henna-ed from our resident artist, but that's okay--I'm sure it would wash off before I was able to show everybody at home ...
Рабат
... 10 82;и на крова 90;и с потол 82;а оторв 72;лся больш 86;й кусок штука 90;урки – хорош 86; я лежал на ...


