Ramada Almohades Casablanca

... at the train station and we needed to make sure he had a badge and worked for the govt. As soon as we got off the train Mohammed the travel guide was there waiting for us. He immediately told us he had a great Riad (Moroccan hotel) that we could stay in. Mohammed, or Don Fez as we would soon call him, helped us check into the Riad which was GORGEOUS ! so nice ! Seeing all the beautiful Moroccan interior design makes you want to have an entire Moroccan themed house. 
Casablanca, Morocco bridgetbomhack

Today we leave for Marrakesh, which is about 3 hours via bus/mini van or however we are being transported. As much as we all enjoyed Casa, we are excited to be going somewhere else. I will miss our guides and the nice people we're met, but hopefully we'll get to see them again at the district conference, or before we depart! Here are some final photos!

... time)), i am enjoying my time on my quest to meet everybody in the world. i know electricity is not always a given in Sierra Leone, so i assume internet access may not be a guarentee either. but don't mistake my silence for lack of adventure or lack of love back to my peeps. use these next 2 weeks to rest up, because i am sure to have more than plenty to say when i return to Morocco (freakish keyboard or no). That's it for now, i've got to get back to the hotel in time for ...

... from the air. Why don't we use this in the South...I don't know because the rooms really were noticeably less humid. After visiting the Mosque we went to a pharmacy that sold over six hundred spices and treatments for everything imaginable under the sun. I purchased a musk stick that is like perfume that you rub on your body. The cool thing about it though is that it smells noticeably different on every person. Its honestly kind of eerie how the same ...

... quite a few high-rise apartments in a range of states of repair. As we walked we saw very few tourists where we travelled we figured we were a little off the tourist map! This of course resulted in quite a few eye's following us as we walked around, and our spider senses being armed to alert us to any streets we shouldn't walk down. By the end of the first day we had exhausted our exploration of the ``new'' Casablanca, saving our exploration of the Medina and Mosque to the next ...

... vaca, cabra se calhar. Comi com muito pão. Depois se dei de uvas, de banana, de pêra e então fiz uma pausa, repleto. Ficamos a assistir Al Jazeera e eu arrisquei pedir-lhe que me deixasse dar um beep à minha pequenita para ver se ela me ligava. Acho que não me expliquei muito bem, ou que ele não percebeu muito bem o que eu queria mas disse-me que não dava para dar toque. Pedi então que me mostrasse onde havia uma téléboutique ali perto, para usar a moedinha que ...

bonjour a tous il ne reste que 1 journee a notre periple ce matin nous avons conduit de ait ben haddou a casa et tout a bien ete ah oui nous avions oublie de vous raconter que , apres de longues heures de routes entre ouarzazate et mhamid, a 7km de l arrivee, on a fait une crevaison... le garagiste du petit village, appele par un garcon avec son telephone arabe (cellulaire.. nous avons ...

... the Jewish quarter, exists as a walled community in the corner of Moroccan Medinas. Still, no one knows that the museum exists, let alone how to get to it!!

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