Ramada Les Almohades Tanger
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I met up with Cris in Tarifa, we took the ferry 2 days ago and have arrived in Africa. So what I'm saying is: greetings from Morocco!
Although we received a couple of puzzled glances of how a guy on a bike was able to keep up with one on a motor, we entered Tangier peacefully. The contrast between Spanish and Moroccon culture was immediate - it took us a while to find a hostel that had a shower. Outside of the hostel the streetlife is so much more chaotic, with everything ...
Der Anfang vom Ende einer Ära..
... wird.
Immerhin- wir starten, unter uns glitzert und funkelt bis zum Horizont das nächtliche Rio. Orange Straßenlaternen spiegeln sich im Meer, eine hell erleuchtete Ölbohrinsel vor der Küste. Tschö schöne Stadt. Kurzes Vergnügen. Jetzt wieder Wolken und Luftlöcher. Ich hab keine Ahnung mehr wie spät es ist, ständige Zeitverschiebungen in Brasilien. Eins ist sicher- es ist spät, ich bin müde, ich hab Hunger. Ab ins Pantanal, dem Anfang vom Ende einer ...
Levons notre tasse de the a notre arrivee!
... et prendre le the jusqu aux petites heures du matin.
Malgre ce drastique changement a notre routine, nous y avons trouve notre confort et nous en avons aussitot profite pour aller prendre un bon cafe au lait pour y observer les gens et profiter de notre arrivee au coeur de la medina.
...Qui aurait cru que nous allions pratiquer autant notre espagnol!
...
Culture in Morocco
... after the train back and getting a taxi to the centre, I returned to the guesthouse. Here I showered and had a quick relax before heading out again. I went up to a place called Cafe Hafa, a famous old cafe that looks out over the sea from up high, and has many thin rows going down the hill, like stadium seating, so everyone can see the view. Here I found a seat and bought a mint tea of the old man going around selling them (not ...
Beginning to wrap things up
... a large meal of couscous from one big dish (meals are usually from communal dishes).
After this, we met up with the last member of our party to try to make our way home, but on our way there ran into the family from the hills above Chefchaouen. They invited us to come to their house tomorrow, in fact the youngest daughter of 12 years old, demanded it, and we had to inform them very sadly that it was not going to work as we had to be back in Tangier ...
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