Hotel du Tresor Marrakech
77 Sidi Boulokat Marrakech, Morocco
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Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel!
... two young Berber men with a broken down car in the middle of the desert. They flagged us down and we eventually came to a mutual understanding that one of them wanted a ride to the next village. One of them spoke limited English and no one in our party speaks Arabic, Berber, or French. I scanned them and figured that they were not carrying any weapons and seemed desperate for a ride so Dorrie piled in the back with the kids, ...
Across the Atlas to the Real Morocco
... only an hour from Anchorage...and so it is with Morocco. In these parts English is not widely spoken; Spanish even less. Everyone speaks French or Moroccan Arabic, however, so we are giving our Ultralingua French-English dictionary a good workout. Another noteworthy tip is to get a business card from your hotel so it can be given to a cab driver to minimize confusion. Or better yet, we have the bus station name written in Arabic on the backside of our ...
All Roads Lead to Marrakech
... it all off, it was generously adorned witn plenty of stained glass.
Before making it to the Palace we were distracted by snake charmers and folks with monkeys. We stopped at one of the snake charmer booths and took anfew pics and the attached vid. I find snakes repulsive but still have a strange fascination with them. I gave them the equivalent of a few bucks and they insisted on more. They poor guy next to us gave them about $20 and they still wanted more from him. Whih leads me to a ...
Mais um dia na África
... arranha, o dia foi bem legal!
A Medina é feia e estranha...
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muitas coisas são assim por aqui.
Tem uma galera que anda com roupas de mago...
E se vc fizer compras no "Maome eletro" eles entregam no mesmo dia desde que possa ser transportado de moto, e uma tv de LED de 40 polegadas pode!
No hotel em que estamos tem um grupo de uns 40 japoneses que são figuras muito cômicas, com toquinhas do Marrocos e mascaras hospitalares...
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February Travel Break: 16th-19th
... small place where widowed and homeless women come to work where they make nuts into oil, soaps, and cooking oils. When we got farther into the mountains and finally stopped for the tour to begin, we stopped at a restaurant where we met our guide. Aunt Nora and I had some green tea then went on our way. In the mountains here is where the Berber villages are located. The Berbers were the early settlers in this area before it became the Arabic people. Our guide was pretty much ...



