Riad Asmitou Essaouira
32, rue Bagdad Essaouira, Morocco
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Where are we again???
... aussies on the trip, we needed to get our Senegal visas. Simple task right, wrong! After being told at the embassy in Rabat that we had to get them in Casablanca, we were once again told that we needed to get them in Rabat. In a desperate attempt to get our visas, one girl on our trip asked 'is there anything we can do, any fee we can pay'. She was quickly told off and accused of trying to bribe them, 'even though Senegal is an underdeveloped ...
What do you do when summer approaches?
... to a gorgeous paradise. I'm extremely happy that without my existance in my site for a month+, my community members were able to continue positive volunteerism and community development.
All in all, life is good right now minus the unbearable heat. I'm sure in the next month or so, I'll post a blog of just mass *****ing of how miserable I am in the heat. But, I'm eating well, shopping for gifts for myself and friends/family, and just ...
Essaouira: Je Vais a La Plage!
... it's breeding season with teeny kittens every step. You'll look and three will be sleeping on each other. Then you'll see another six along a wall. Several were chowing on fish heads.
I can not get a bus back to Marrakech until 6pm tomorrow night, so I have a chance to hit this town again and possibly sit on the beach. For now, gelato!
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Easy going in Essaouira
... odd years ago, Jimi Hendrix stopped off at this place and ever since, the town has been hanging onto that moment for dear life... Perhaps as if it were the edge of a mountain...
As a result however, everyone appears to be half concious. Even the street venders will only half heartedly attempt to hassle you. Everyone seems to think they are hippies here with their temporary dreadlocks and their "Bob Marley Legends" ...
Seaside Tourist town
... This question was answered when I saw someone using the pedals to start the bike. Guess the pedals must work as a crank to kick start the motor.
Also another intereting thing is the number of luggage porters who pull carts around the place. Once again, I guess that since the streets are to narrow for cars, its the only way to easily get heavy things between places such as homes, bus stations and shops.
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