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'Play it again, Sam!'
... days!).
The same was true of the Musee de la Fonation Lorin, where a sizeable number of black and white photos of the 19th/20th century Tangier were on view, had I been able to see them. But altho' all these public buildings were closed for Eid, it didn't stop me having a good look around the old alleys, spying great architecture, brilliant novel photo opportunities and an old synagogue. I continued up to the Porte de la Kasbah, where the ...
Museo Del Jamon - The Ham Museum
... It was here that we had possibly the best olives we have eaten in our lives: black olives, maranated for what could have been months in a spicy and herby maranade. Brendan was in his element and could have stayed there all day. There has been protesting over the last couple of days that has caused the closure of the metro stations in the afternoons. After talking to the helpful Spanish police we decided to head to the airport early so the metro would still ...
Marruecos Pt. 2: Another Arabian Night
... Not only were the streets small and narrow, but everyone seemed to know each other. Michael Douglas would stop very so often to shake someone's hand (then touch his heart, as is customary), and then continue on his way. This wasn’t a touristy thing; this was Moroccan life.
However, the tourism aspect was still to come. We made our way to a Moroccan rug collective where they sold quality, handmade rugs, and every single one of them was absolutely beautiful. They said ...
Finally went to Africa!
... through the trip and felt horrible. I got super sick, but held it down until we got off the boat. When it stopped, I practically ran off it to get to land. Then we went through customs, got to the car, and came home. We just had leftovers for dinner, to clean out the fridge, and sat around for a while before going to bed.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= a.1708935810220.2067576.1442820629& l=cb8633b072 is the link to the pictures
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Stan's Cliff's Notes for Latin America
... or decide to stumble down dark alleys looking for cocaine and prostitutes at 4 in the morning. But your chances of having anything happen if you don't fit one of those three categories probably aren't any worse than they'd be on Fountain Square at 10 o'clock at night. Colombians in particular seems highly embarassed about their reputation and changing the world's perception of it seems to be a grass-roots national initiative.
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