Hotel de Paris Casablanca

Rue Ech Cherif Amziane Casablanca, Morocco

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Alyson in our hotel room, Casablanca
Casablanca, Morocco
 

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Step 1: Casa Casa!

A travel blog entry by audreyrattay

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Mahrhaban Everyone!!! Even though that spelling is not the correct Arabic, that is a little phonetic taste of how to say hello in Arabic. I absolutely love this country. It is a completely different type of lifestyle and as much as people have told me that culture shock will occur, it surprisingly has not. Granted, there is a lot of trash …

London to Casablanca

A travel blog entry by mariannegardner

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We started our day at 4.15am in Paddington, London. Caught the first Heathrow Express at 5.15am and joined the queue at Iberian for our 7.30am flight to Madrid. Alyson gets chatting to a couple in front of us. They have no brand backpacks that look useful. Bought them at Tescos. A bargain at 15 quid and on their second trip to Ecuador. The …

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Caos

A travel blog entry by hana.rodrigo

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... pq parece que o diesel aqui é bem mais barato que a gasolina. Não tenho certeza se foi uma boa opção mas..

O mais engraçado foi que quando tentávamos alugar o carro nos disseram que não era necessário alugar um GPS junto, pois tudo tinha placa e era muito fácil chegar nos lugares.. Umhumm..

Para tentarmos achar um lugar para almoçar já foi um caos.. Para o pessoal que só fala árabe e francês nos entender, outro.. No fim das contas, conseguimos carne, fritas e ...

Casablanca

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... floor system, only to find that it also contained 2 buckets, 2 brushes, a mop, 2 large plastic bottles and several other containers. The usable floor area was about 1.5ft square and all in a tiny broomcupboard!

After walking down the lovely Boulevard Rachid's palm-lined promenade, I visited the Cathedrale du Sacre Coeur (1930) and manged to get a peak inside, as the painters were in (in a big way). They were having to totally repaint the ...

Upon Further Reflection

A travel blog entry by karsenault

... nourishing themselves, 50+ of them haul it across cracks in the pavement and down across the street to wherever they need to go to share it with the rest of their pack? family? (I'm not down with ant terminology.) They pull together as a team and get **** done. We should be more like ants. Srsly.

It isn't about rushing to the finish line, never appreciating the moment, but it is about living a life that counts. ...