Hotel Riad Salam Casablanca

... It would be impossible to travel through this city without a travel guide. All the little alleys were dark and sketchy. Thank goodness we had a travel guide else we would’ve probably just stayed in our Riad. It is Ramadan right now so they can’t eat until sundown. As soon as it was 6:45 everyone was eating in the streets. Don Fez was literally just grabbing food from people and he would walk by someone and take a sip of their coke. It was the oddest thing ...

... to my 6-year-old niece, MeKenzie, via Skype, and told her about this. She said, "where did they go to the bathroom?" I said I didn't know, and asked her to imagine that situation at her school. She said, "well, I'd probably just go outside to pee." :) We visited another school this morning (Groupe Scolaire la Residence), which was at the other end of the spectrum - an "IB" school ...

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... of stained glass. It was the most stained glass I think I have ever seen in one place. All the different panels told different stories from the Bible. Afterwards we went to the Royal Palace in Casablanca which is where the king stays when he visits the city twice a year. Otherwise the palace remains closed except for cleaning. We walked next to the palace to the Royal Quarter marketplace to look at the hundreds of barrels of olives of every color for sail and ...

... absolute blast, and taught them the game "Screw your neighbour" a Loewen-household favourite. After, the manager invited us into a club, and so off we went - enjoying whisky and Moroccan dance music, and dancing our little hearts out. The next day was a rough one to say the least. The desert was our next destination. We rode on camel back out to our camp in the sand dunes near a place called Merzouga. We awoke in the morning to the coldest weather I've experienced since I can ...

... and accommodated quite a few cars, which surprised us given our previous experience. We found later this was limited to the outside streets of the Medina, the internal ones were the normal ``narro and tight'' we were used to!Rick's bar is a converted house; with a guard posted at the front door! We saw several people arrive in quite nice taxis and, based on our research of the bar and location, concluded the cost of the food and service within the bar may be a little out of our price ...

... ia conseguir falar-lhe passasse o que se passasse, so preciso de pensar positivo para as coisas acontecerem. Voltamos e o Driss serviu-me cha com pão e mel, um mel delicioso sobre o qual não consegui conter elogios que me valeram uma garrafa de 75cl cheiinha desse mimo doce para a viagem. A roupa secou e o Driss foi cumprir com a sua palavra e deixou-me na estrada que ia dar a auto-estrada. « Shokran », « Não é a mim que tens de agradecer, foi Allah que quis ...

... money. After about 10 mins of explaining he finally clicked. The bell boy then took me to a room that already had 2 people in it - he wanted to make one of them move to a new room so i could sleep there (ie pack up all there stuff). I was packed and ready and finally had to be rude to him and say I was going to the new room. Back downstairs we went where we got the new key - the first room he took me too ...

... But thanks to the french there's great bread here and pastries and coffee!! And the fruit here is so fresh and delicious! The oranges are sweet and there are orange juice stands all over, and the honey dew melon is the best I've ever had and there's tons and tons of low quats, which are really hard to find in the north (USA). Our group is great. Though we've had a stomach virus go around which I think I started. But we've managed to have a good time non the ...

we had a scary thing happen today a policeman came up to us and tried to tell us that we werent allowed to walk it was too dangerous we didnt know if he was telling the truth or if he was trying to get money or if he wanted to get us mugged we just pretnded not to undestand a word and walked away he gave up because he couldnt talk to us tomorrow we are ...