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Me in morrocco
... to speak of, but they have kindly bent their rules and i get to use a fork even so I manage to spread the food all over myself so now I am given a little cloth which I place on my lap. We sit on low coaches, a plastic covered table in front of us. The TV is constantly switched on and Egyptian series run throughout the day. The TV is at the other end of the room directly facing the table. I'll let you figure out what ...
Nachm regen
... br> Hierher gabs kein Bus aber dafuer Grand Taxis...ich glaub so heisst das. Sind Mercedesse aus den 70ern und 80ern in welchen jeweils solange gewartet wird bis alle 7 Plaetze beleget sind. 4 auf dem Ruecksitz, 3 vorne. Dann gehts mit 100 km/h auf die piste. Aber sie fahren vernuenftiger als in den meissten laendern wo ich so eng gesessen habe.
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Taroudant
... demeurant sympathique et très intéressant. Tu bois le thé et tu ne ressors évidemment pas les mains vides. Tout ça après 45 min de négociations ardues, tendues, musclées mais courtoises pour ressortir avec quelques chose que t'avais pas prévu d'acheter !
Mais cela fait vraiment partie du Maroc.
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The changing face of Morocco
... tallest, with broad spread limbs. They were covered with small leaves. These are the Argan trees. They can ONLY be grown in this small section of Morocco, but the oil from these trees is the stuff of legend. It is said to have healing properties (especially for "rheumatic" problems – so you KNOW I’ll be checking this out!) for humans and it is currently used in all of the upscale beauty products sold around the world. It is in face and hand cream ...
A day in the life of a Moroccan... Not really
... the families to grow a large variety of crops and even run a grist mill Again there were trees along the edges of the fields, and crops planted in the small fields. There was wheat, barley, alfalfa growing as well as pomagranite, carob and fig trees. I think I also saw almond and olive trees as well. And of course, surrounding the entire area are citrus trees. The oasis supports about 1800 people.
We walked back by way of a ...
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