L'Hotel de Nice Meknes
rue d'Accra & rue Antisirabe Meknes Meknes, Morocco
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Camel sandwich
... the streets had probably quadrupled from the day before and everyone seemed to have a more cheerful attitude about the day. On my way to the Medina, after walking past a couple dozen patisseries, I succumbed to the temptation and treated myself to a delicious, freshly baked pastry.
Unable to fend off my obvious tourist appearance, I accepted my role and sported my camera ready to drain my battery with a day full of pictures. My first stop was Bab ...
Saharan by Day and Night
... When we finally got away from him we went to breakfast (at around 7:30) which was simply rolls, yogurt, coffee, tea and bread with some jams. We had to be ready at 9:30 to ride the camels. After breakfast I went out and “played” with the camels. They were so sweet and I scratched behind their ears and took PLENTY of pictures of them. There were about 50 of them, all lying down just on the other side of the food tent. I had stolen ...
Looking 4 a camp site
... we were in Rabat. Beach ok but didnt go in. I was too busy as i was on cooking. Need to do that by myself each time as my cooking partner only has the use of one arm due to a stroke 8 years ago. Makes it hard as i have to light the fire, prepare the stuff and then cook and wash up solo. But its do-able so not complaining too much.
Then today it was up at 5.45 to ...
The Beginning of the End
... was the bees. The venders right by the door weren’t selling spices, but pastries covered in a sugar glaze or honey. This attracted hundreds of bees to be flying in, on, and around the stalls. The venders thought nothing of it, but the people trying to pass were running through with their hands covering their heads or ducking down in the hopes of avoiding any stings. After a brief walk through, we set at one of the cafes and had a drink and watched the people ...
When in Rome.............!
... of a bottle), flame throwers, music groups, kids boxing, small selling areas, balloon sellers, barbecued corn stalls and so much more. It’s probably the best form of potentially free entertainment that any poor family could wish for.
After a small snack of sesame nuts and cashews, chicken and chips, with a side salad were the perfect end to my day, eaten at a local eatery. Rejected rice portions containing vegetables and spices were simply refused ...



