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Patio de la Luna Asilah

12 Place Zellaka Asilah, Morocco

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... to Asliah for 200D, which is about $23, from his initial asking price of 500D. It took walking away twice to get this price. "OK, OK, my friend I take you there but only because I like you". Classic. I still paid $5 more than the guide book suggested. Asliah was a relief. What started out as classic big third world city mayhem complete with blaring car horns, choking exhaust, 20 touts biding for my attention and giving misinformation, ended up as a cute, clean seaside ...

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... making the last hour and a half that much more frustrating. We found a restaurant that had been recommended by someone back in Chefchaouen and sat down for some dinner. Although not all that impressive, it took care of my hunger, and we all called it a night.

The next morning we woke up to a gray, cold day. I had been freezing all night in our room, so the chill in the air did not provide any relief to my chilled body. We ventured out to ...

Shades of pale blue

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... beauty of the Medina, exemplified most by the varying shades of pale blue that cover the walls and the alleys, gave me a great appreciation for the moment I found myself in. As I walked by a street cleaning crew, who was meticulously cleaning every inch of the street and picking up every tiny bit of debris, I came to understand how proud the people of Chefchaouen must be of this picturesque city.

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Beaches, Seasides NO donkey rides

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... Glaswegian in the fact that whatever is said, in whatever tones, friendly or otherwise the speakers always sound like they are about to crack a can of Tenants on each others heads.

Lying on the lonely planet friendly titled "Paradise Beach" on an especially energetic day a particularly persistent idler (Stephen by name apparently) kept returning to us to engage us in friendly conversation and more likely take us to a ...

Step 27: Footprints in the Sand

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Rise and Shine! Saturday morning I woke up at seven to grab a bite to eat at the hotel before a day in the sun. My breakfast consisted of pastry with the sweetest most tasteful honey I have had here yet, a piece of fresh bread with butter and a cold, pulpy glass of orange juice. After eating, I returned to my room and took a nap until ten. When I woke up, I gathered my bag and headed to meet the group that was going ...

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