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Sleepy Bizerte
I visited Bizerte in the off season, just before the summer. It is exceptionally windy there and the more ideal places to holiday are in the southern coast. Make sure to visit the northern most tip of Africa which is found along the road that hugs the coastline. There are also plenty of coffee shops but the town is definitely quiet and sleep this time of year.
Day 11
Today, we are leaving Fez. We woke up to a greeting from the Shaikh, he wished us a safe journey. Around an hour into our journey from Fez to Marrakesh, we passed a rotting camel carcass. Half an hour after, we stopped to rest. The stop had a shop that consisted ...
I knew i loved the coast for a reason!
The Bab el Kahdra is amazing! I definitely took a picture of that! Looking around its not hard to see that the main trade is textiles and leather. Living on the coast is definitely good for these people, they get so much money from importing and exporting goods for other countries. They are so lucky. ...
Lay-over in snowy Frankfurt
... waiting in line for a security check. It said something to the effect of we take security seriously. But the last line was "Security with a smile." That cracked me up. Anyway, this is just a little aside to the main posts I will be writing from Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. Now I am very sleepy and can't wait to get on the plane so I can nap before we get to Baku. ...
Day 1
Today we stared our journey, on camel, to Timbuktu. Our journey will be taking place along the Trans Saharan Trade Route. Our starting destination was Tunis. The Spanish Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire started to show conflict so we were advised to leave a week before we planned. We plan on going to Fez, Marrakech, Tamedelt, Sijilamasa, and ending our journey in ...
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