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White town with blue doors
I left Lagos around noon to catch the bus. The first bus took six hours and dropped me off in Seville, Spain. I made myself a sandwhich and found a quiet place in the park to read while I waited for my next bus. Two hours later I was on my next bus to Tarifa, Spain where I planned to catch the ferry to Morocco. I arrived in Tarifa at 11:30, without …
11-18-12
... really butcher shop/candy store/cafe with hanging carc**************s in the floor for bathrooms. Up until this point I was feeling completely fine. Had some good tunes, was even reading my book without feeling sick. Little did I know I was about to have my third experience with motion sickness in a French speaking country on a bus in the mountains...I'm becoming predictable. I've thought a lot about how to describe this bus ride to everyone ...
Mabel and Troops make it to Morocco
... from walls and clay pots and colourful carpets hung out to dry. A lovely old Kasbah shaded by date palms marked the centre of town and we climbed into the turrets to view the surrounding town.
The square was lined with colourful cafes and restaurants filled with locals dressed in the local form of hoodie...the Jelarba....making them all look like extras in the first Star Wars movie. As the sun peaked through we found a seat in a traditional ...
Feeling blue
... more than our 5+ a day in a meal featuring various fresh and tasty local vegetables. The sun set over the kasbah as people in long colourful kaftans did their shopping and the call to prayer echoed around. Nice.
Unfortunately getting from Chefchaouen to Fez was less nice. The best bus company had no seats left so we went second class. It was very hot. About 30km from Fez the bus crashed into the back of a ...
Hayyy Blondies, Welcome to my Cityyyy!
... bag of popcorn for 10 cents, a huge water for 70 cents. The conversion of Euros to dirhim is unbelievable, 11 dirhim to 1 Euro!
It was another early to be night because we are waking up again at 4 tomorrow morning to head to Tanger, the beach :)
Fun facts of Morocco: Car lanes are optional. There are rarely any sidewalks (walk at your own risk). The people in Chefchaouen are very nice, the men ...
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