Le Palace D Anfa Casablanca

... as it turned out, had also crashed going round the roundabout. Unfortunately, he had destroyed the mechanism which holds his bag to his bike and was forced to wear all of his luggage on his back.

After a few more miles in this absolute storm i got a puncture. Then, shortly after, so did Olly. Due to all of these set backs we arrived in Cassablanca in the dark hoping to find somewhere to sleep ...

... determination cannot be outmatched. Thats about it from me. It is warm and sunny out so I am going to enjoy my last day here and get some rest for the long, long day of traveling tomorrow. One more story: So I was just going to go back and relax until I have to get up tomorrow. But no, it couldnt be that easy. I got back and decided to go up to the roof and take some pictures like I always do when I am at a ...

... are starting to cross from staring at the keyboard so hard. where's mr. tomzik my 8th grade keyboarding teacher when i need him. he did not prepare me for this. using the Moroccan keyboard must have been in Keyboarding 2. hopefuuly you're hanging in there and using your breaks wisely. but, how do i transition into a story about Narwhales and peppermint tea? that's a good enough transition for me. I returned to Casablanca from Marrakesh after a pretty mind-numbing 3 hour ...

... put in earthquake joints to prevent failure of the structure if an earthquake ever occurs since they are near a fault. The Mosque can hold 25,000 people comfortably with 20000 men praying on the ground floor and 5000 women praying in the mezzani sections on both sides. Every person is given one square meter ideally to pray in. They have had over 80,000 people come to pray in and around the Mosque on special holidays. Muslims always pray facing Mecca (in ...

... Ouarzazette was the most beautiful one we completed. We drove up one side of the mountains, and once we reached the peak of the highest one, and set down the other side the ice cold winds, and snow and dreary skies turned around and we saw the most beautiful rainbow (see facebook for more pictures) you could imagine. The sky was blue, the winds were less fierce and the temperature started to rise from the 5 degrees on the other side. There were herders, and farmers working in ...

... day we had originally thought we would set out to find the famous Ricks bar of Casablanca fame. Did you know that the bar didn't exist until 2004! Yep, it was only a construction of a movie set until an American entrepreneur named Kathy saw a demand in people visiting Casablanca to see the bar (only to find it didn't exist) and created it! Of course, this ``finding the bar'' was based on an assumption it would be easy to find. As it turned out, we didn't have access to a reasonable ...

... me deixou a assistir Canal Animaux no café da esquina enquanto eles iam rezar. Uma pergunta me assaltou o espirito : « sera que, quando nesse canal passam cenas sobre simios e como o homem evoluiu deles, eles mudam revoltados ? » Para os muçulmanos não ha meias medidas, foi deus que criou o homem e ponto final, so o nome da Eva muda, mas deve ser a sua remix arabesca « Awa ». O cha é fantastico, mas um bocado doce demais, eles metem icebergs de açucar la dentro ...

... and catch a train to capital city - Rabat (1h / price 36dr) ACCOMODATION: Auberge de Jeunesse. I recomande it. It's a hostel situated inside of medina (arabic old town), not far from train station Casa-Port. U can have there double room (no empty for us) or bed in 5-bed room (sex mix impossible, in effect i was with 4 other guys, and my gf Kasia was only one in her room / price: 60 dr per person, with breakfast)

... Abou Dabi. Our tour of the museum was facilitated by a dour looking woman who followed us around, turning on lights as we entered rooms. As all the ...

... Obviously a breakdown in communication somewhere! Played cards which Lisa dominated in after a slow start to the career. Went bacl to the hotel and I showed Lisa muy attempt to make a head scafr out of a sleep sheet. While technically it was very good (perhaps a little bulky) we decided it may be a little culturally insensitive. Good call!