Iberostar Saidia

... var faktisk i Spansk territorium enda. Vi var begge to superparanoide, vi trodde at taxi-sjåføren var med på spillet, og at det hele var et stort komplott. Like Før vi satte oss inn i taxien, tok jeg frem kniven fra sekken min og la den klar lomma. Vi kjørte til grensa og begynte å klangle med sjåføren, som prøvde å svindle oss. Det skal legges til at vi ikke var serlig høye i hatten på dette tidspunkt. Vi sto en halvtime på grensa for å få pasene stemplet, jeg ...

... that; it was a strange one tonight with a storm brewing and clouds in weird places, but beautiful all the same. I was up there alone for quite a while, and I was singing when someone else joined me on the deck and she commented on it. I realized as I was talking to her that it's this place, the wind and the salt and the ocean and the light, that just makes you want to emote somehow, to send it off on that soft ocean breeze as if ...

Well I have finally topped a small goal of mine, I have now visited 50 countries (countries according to my country book)...(I haven't completely updated all my trips on here, hence the 43 rather than 50) It was a great weekend! It is a completely different lifestyle to ...

The Odyssey of Gretta... originating with my new home, a 1991 Fiat Camper purchased in the Netherlands. A combination of personal pursuits, passion and work. I bought a one way ticket from San Diego, California to Milano, Italia and wrapped up my life into one backpack and my ski bag. I sold the condo, my automobile, most of my junk, and stored some golf clubs, a cowboy hat, and a few clothes with my friend/boss... and with that departed on a new adventure ...

... sink and crumbs on our beds and nut shells under the beds. We got to have our first experience in a public shower house that a lot of Moroccans use. I was the only girl in sight so I got a towel put over my door so no men could look through. We bought our really expensive ferry tickets to Spain´s mainland here (over 60 Euro each one way) and just wandered. The whole city is built on a huge lagoon and the locals wander down by it in the evening.

... Oujda you leave the coast and head north through the Beni-Snassen Mountains. This entire area is known for its oranges and tangerines. Along the highway you can see orchards of rip Oranges growing on the trees. If you are interested in a taste make sure to stop and pay for your treats. Muslim countries frown upon thieves and they will think nothing of beating you in the street for your sins (No pun intended).

... looked out on the street (in the kitchen...it´s pretty high, you can´t see in)"who is it?" and if she didn´t receognize his voice as her brother´s, she´d say, "sorry, nobody´s home." I thought that was super funny because obviously there´s someone home. But it just means that no one is home that they´d want to see. Nowadays it has changed a little. She can come to the door and open the door and have a short conversation, ask how´s the family and all ...

... past herds of goats and sheep. We climbed up the narrow stairs of the tower to get a spectacular view all over Chefchaouen. In the evening we started from the cascades and went in a different direction to the highest part of the city wall. There were some rather violent children up there who looked like they might attack us with sticks and stones. We also came across a group of youths drinking alcohol and smoking ...

... asked the owner to show us some. It is actually a kind of brown bean. Yoong asks for hers without oil or spices. We did a bit of shopping at the market, then went back to the hotel and slept for a couple of hours. Maybe it's something to do with the soup. On the way to the medina I tripped over a step and fell. I didn't hurt myself but it's a bit worrying - I must be getting old. Two days ago I ...

... the back of the seat. Many passengers think the number in front of them is the seat number, which results in a lot of disputes. We had to ask a young lady to move out of one of our seats, but that was more because the number 43 on her ticket looked like a 45. (She was quite cute too!) I left Yoong at a coffee-shop while I looked for a hotel, the best way to avoid touts, who buzz round like flies when they see tourists with baggage. I saw some reasonable places in the ...