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A travel blog entry by rhyssimpson

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Enthusiasm for blog writing is dwindling but I will keep going so at least I can look back and remember things when I am senile.

We spent the past month in Morocco and it is was pretty awesome. Everywhere we went was so different so we never got bored, the food was awesome and as much as I would love to say all the locals were friendly, they weren't, but there were some nice ones and it all adds to the experience. ...

Fleabag hotel stay over

A travel blog entry by raicorosenberg

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The way down from Rabat all the way to Safi was not uneventful.. We encountered a head-on collision in the middle of the road then a guy in a small bus in front blew a tyre. We almost crashed into the back! We stopped to help but he was Ok and had all the tools necessary. During the whole time there was lots of thunder out to sea. I later found out that the canary islands had ...

A short visit to Safi

A travel blog entry by yorron

Safi is charming Oceanside town with a huge factory obstructing a serious part of the ocean view. Known for its pottery it features a lovely Medina (walled old city) with tiny alleys, pottery shops, fish sandwich stalls, and some of the most beautiful men I've ever seen. In the evening I was sweet-talked by Ahmad, a local who supposedly was charmed by my wearing a djellaba and was going to treat me for tea at a nearby cafe. He ...

Meet the Atlantic

A travel blog entry by bradskey69

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... pact to return here on the way out of Morocco. Around lunchtime I met an old friend of mine who I hadnt seen since Mexico (Stomach bug, entire afternoon looking at the decore in the bathroom.. you get the drift) so Proudy had a dip and I wrote off the rest of the day. I came good around sunset and we walked down the beach (holding hands of course) to get a better lookat the point. When it started to get dark we ...

Off to Essouria

A travel blog entry by shelwar83

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... paying for there bags so we tried to be awkward and walk around the bus and put our bags in that side, but then an english guy came over and said this is the way they usually do it so we just went along with it, were pretty sure we got charged some tourist tax though! The bus journey there was three hours long and claire and chris sat behind me and i was sat on my own on the seat until just before we were about to leave and a guy came and sat next to ...

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