Dar Sultan Tangier
49 rue Touila, Kasbah Tangier, Morocco
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Shades of pale blue
... again on my breakfast table. Not long into my breakfast I was joined by a guy from New Zealand who chose to sit beside me even though there were 20 other tables available elsewhere. I was happy to welcome him as company to my breakfast as we enjoyed some good conversation. It is fairly common traveler behavior, to choose the cafes where you find other travelers and trying not to appear desperate or overly excited to find someone other than a ...
Step 28: Throne Day Sun-day!
... it was quite interesting. Outside was a lovely garden and cemetary with gravestones from many centuries back. We spoke with a few English worshipers and then headed towards the port which was where we were meeting that bus at 3 p.m. The group stopped at the African Resturaunt and I had a bitey and sweet Moroccan Salad with fresh bread. Afterwards, I indulged in my first ever Magnum Ice Cream bar. Thank goodness this brand has leaked into the United ...
66 euros a handlful of touts & im ina Africa
... alone.
I went on a tour with a local ****wit Moroccan who took me to the American Museam, the cashbah, the markets and into a stupid Carpet shop where i drunk a mint tea with an old man while he sold me his carpets.
I didnt come to Morocco to buy stupid carpets i just came here to set foot in Africa. This shop owner hastled me to buy his **** so i just walked out after fishing my tea.
I paid this guy 50 euros to get out of my hair and that ...
Hello Africa! And goodbye Tangier....
... with things (ranges from tvs to refrigerators to hay to luggage!), very rude local kids who would only permit us to take their photo if we gave them money, an old man spewing on the side of the street (that wasn't actually very cool at all) and really that's about it. To it's credit, we did have a really enjoyable meal for dinner at the hotel and our accomodation was quite good.
One thing ...
After my experience with Ray Smith
... in because they looked at last
year's Schengen visa, so I had to find this year's one for them, and
they were happy.
Then it was a matter of exporting the
motorhome, they did not seem to be a spot for this and I found one guy,
in uniform, busy talking to another Moroccan, and I interrupted him, he
took the papers from me, ask me where the vehicle was, I pointed it out
to him, he carried on the conversation with his ...



