El Muniria Tangier

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Shades of pale blue

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

14

... accumulate and make my bag a little more full. I said got directions to the bus station from Mohammed, the friendly, helpful owner of the hotel, and said goodbye. I made my way through the Medina, out of the main gate, through the new town, down the mountain, and to the bus station. I left Chefchaouen and quickly found myself among a group of people who instantly befriended one another as we found ourselves all headed to the same destination - Asilah.
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Step 28: Throne Day Sun-day!

A travel blog entry by audreyrattay

4

... it was so good! I had the Double Chocolate bar which consisted of fluffy chocolate ice cream surrounded by a fudge layer and then hard chocolate on top. Oh this was mesmorizing!
ISA boarded the bus and we headed back to Meknes. About two hours into it, our bus broke down on the side of the highway and we were stranded for about 30 minutes until it cooled down. We did not arrive back to Meknes until 8 pm and then it was straight to bed for ...

66 euros a handlful of touts & im ina Africa

A travel blog entry by metalsolotravel

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As i walked along the main street in tangier i was bothered by a bracelete seller, then a money changer before some stoned dude tryed selling me some hash.

He keeped on yelling at me excuse me would you like to buy some hash and i yelled at the ************ GET LOST DRUGS ARE BAD. I taught him a lesson.

I got bothere again by morons before i went to a Local cafe with a great man and had some honey bread & coffee.

He took me ...

Hello Africa! And goodbye Tangier....

A travel blog entry by emfairweather

5

... to mention - in order to reach the African continent, we had to catch a ferry from Tarifa in Spain (near the Rock of Gibraltar). The ferry ride is very short and infact, you can see the mountains of Africa from Spain! It's not far at all, but very different on one side compared to the other.

That's it for Tangier folks. Fes was a little more enjoyable, but even HOTTER if you can imagine ...

After my experience with Ray Smith

A travel blog entry by ivan.mclellan

... line up in another line, and this was for the vehicle to
be x-rayed, they do them three at a time and of course you stand
outside the vehicle well away, and the machine is mounted on a large
Volvo truck, which is driven by an electric motor backwards and forwards
a length of about three vehicles.

All three must have
passed because we given a piece of paper then told to drive back the way
we have come, then another ...

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