Le Dawliz Salé

Avenue du Bouregreg Salé, 11000, Morocco

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Rabat and Ramadan

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... told the period will end on Saturday, celebrating those who've made the haj (another pillar of Islam, for those who can afford to travel), when a lamb is slaughtered to commemorate the sacrifice of Ibrahim. This becomes Eid al-Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice), aka Eid al-Kabeer (Grand Feast). The holiday runs from 10 - 13 Zuul Hijja (12th ,onth of the Muslim calendar), with a sheep being slaughtered and the meat given to the poor.



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Archeology Weekend!

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... outside of Rabat; Volubilis, which is just outside of Meknes; and Banasa, which is in the middle of nowhere. They’re all an interesting mix of cultures because one culture will found the city, eventually fade away, and then another culture will come in and settle the same city. I really liked to see the contrasts within these really old cities and it made for an interesting weekend.

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Sleepless in Salé

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... Palin) for several hours while waiting for Peter to get up (such a lazy Joey).

The weather had sadly turned for the worse and was now completely overcast with occasional showers and a very strong wind coming in from the Atlantic (like being back in Manchester!).

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African Arrival

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... or medina. Typically they also provide Moroccan food cooked by a resident caretaker. We are booked almost exclusively in these types of accommodation as they will allow us to have more of a Moroccan experience than if we went into a modern hotel at the end of each day. One other term to know is “baksheesh”, which is money paid to certain people to get things done better or quicker. It is essentially grease to oil the wheels and make things ...

France, Spain, Morocco from the Truck

A travel blog entry by nataliemarie

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... trees still sprinkled with snow. We then drove through the wine region of Bordeaux, driving past many vineyards and some rolling hills and old castles. Every 4 hours the drivers must stop for a half hour. So somewhere in France we stopped and Steve got out his gas stove and a frying pan and we heated up the lasagne I made and had a picnic in the truck. After a while we got close to the Spanish border. As we did, the scenery began to change to mountains ...

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