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The team has landed
It was actually raining when we touched down in Casablanca and several bags which were not waterproof ended up on the Tarmac soaking it up. We were a bit late arriving and an hour late leaving on our connecting flight to Ouarzazate where the plane was able to taxi right up to the door of the beautiful little terminal. It was an interminable wait to get through passport control and quite a test of tempers including mine. Exhausted, I walked through with Lois and Al, picked up our bags ...
French...hmm think I'll write it down!
... with their parents and a little family. Today....nada. I had the whole pool to myself!! So I got the iPod on and sunbathed all afternoon and had a leisurely swim all on my own, was like having a private villa or something loved it!!! Listening to music is good I haven't been listening to much over the last few weeks and now I'm on my own obviously there's not much else to do....some absolute tunes. Plan B Strickland Banks, never listened all the way ...
Ramadan woes
... mix of a whole range of ages, those in the twenties, thirties, forties, fifties and even sixties! And all interesting and interested travelers. This should be good! We set off for the next spot the following morning... Ms Sandiego runs from you again... She spoke of a holy town in the moroccan hills..... Photographs were found of her menchmen in some ancient roman ruins... She asked about a a king who built a large wherehouse... Ha ha find me, I dare ...
Day 11: Following the Coast West
... thought of hiking 12 kilometers along a boring highway stretch in the hot sun isn’t very appealing… but, what the hell… I’m already halfway there….
So I continue on for my first Quest to Reach another Town on Foot, unaware that this long, drab hike will be the beginning of a whole new lifestyle of discovery. I trudge past brown ridges sprinkled with an occasional upscale villa or maybe a cluster ...
Beyond Casa Northeast: Ain Harrouda
... 8230; even though I’m just a stone’s throw from Casablanca…
And with darkness setting in I decide to call it a day… a very satisfying day.
I catch a bus back to Sidi Bernossi, where I wander a bit more, soaking in the lively evening life of this neighbourhood, with a crowded marketplace and a mini-amusement park set up. Then I head back to Real Life temporarily… soon I’ll be back and pick up right where I left ...
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