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Me in morrocco
... on the second floor where the whole family lives. Their are two other bedrooms which are shared by mother and daughter and the other by Ahmed and his little family. Everything is different here ... let me explain .... there is no real private space, except for my room where i close the door. It is very communal all meals are taken together and eaten out of the same dish. Moroccans use their right hand and no ...
Nachm regen
... stank es zumindest nicht so sehr, aber die massen an muell waren unglaublich.
Der Regen hat es die Berge runtergewaschen; ab in den Ozean und die Flut hat es zurueckgekotzt und schoen ueber den strand verteilt. Ich hab dann ca 2 stunden muell gesammelt und mir einen sauberen Korridor zum Meer erschaffen.
Dann bin ich heute nach Taroudant, suche ...
Taroudant
... demeurant sympathique et très intéressant. Tu bois le thé et tu ne ressors évidemment pas les mains vides. Tout ça après 45 min de négociations ardues, tendues, musclées mais courtoises pour ressortir avec quelques chose que t'avais pas prévu d'acheter !
Mais cela fait vraiment partie du Maroc.
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The changing face of Morocco
... Tasenakht . The experience was so much fun. We went to a Women’s Coop – and I actually got to help knot the rug! Fattama showed me how to pull the small pieces of wool over and around then through the two strings of spun camel hair which made the loom. I am certain Fattima had to pull out my knots after I turned away, but it was such a neat experience.
Andrea looked at many rugs and finally choose a lovely rug which showcased all three ...
A day in the life of a Moroccan... Not really
... for sure. Our host for the day spoke some English – some he had learned from tourists, but most from their Peace Corp representative. It was a nice moment for America. I did see an older lady standing in full Berber dress waiting for us to cross the road – in her hand she expertly held a pigeon. From the way the bird was held, I am afraid the it was going to be her lunch. We also walked past the butcher’s shop. Two goat ...
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