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Best blog in town brother
... streets being sold from handkerchiefs to fruit and fish to fake Adidas jackets. Best quality in town my brother! No shortage with people offering us any of their merchandise; here we definitely fall into the category of 'rich Western tourists'. Maybe I should write my student loan debt on my forehead in big red letters...
Morocco is, in short, a developing country with a distinctly different culture from that other continent which is only 18 km upwards.
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تحية من ا
Vandaag zijn we naar Afrika geweest. Dat klinkt eigenlijk ietsje spannender dan het is, maar eerlijk is eerlijk, ook de Marokkaanse badplaats Tanger behoort tot het Afrikaanse continent. Nu moet ik jullie eigenlijk het verhaal vertellen van Yvet en de aankoop van een nieuwe handtas aldaar. Echter, dat is zo'n verhaal dat niet goed uit de verf komt op papier, maar wat ik je face to face moet vertellen. Dat houden jullie dus van me tegoed. Maar laat ik zeggen dat ...
Kasbah Tourists
Well that was a hell of a lot better than bloody hotel chellah!!! The noise was so much less, just families, and the Moroccan man loud worship in the middle of the night woke us up cos we've got a little window here. They have to pray around 5 times a day and there is this calling to the mosque that is really loud and they play it over speakers, and there's one at about 3 in the morning!!! Fun times!!! Then a wasp came in in the morn so that woke me up nicely!!! Maggie's maid ...
Culture in Morocco
... cafe style, there was also an old man selling nuts from a big bag) as apparently this is the best mint tea out there (mint tea is a tangier specialty). Anyway, as soon as I got the tea a bee came to investigate, and then another... I'm not the biggest bee fan so I let them be for a while, until one of the bees drowned (got caught in the mint, theyre attracted to the tea coz its so sweet), and then another bee came, and ...
Beginning to wrap things up
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In the end, we did none of the touristic things we had planned, but the trip was the most memorable of all the trips I've taken in Morocco, simply because of all the wonderful unplanned things that happened due to the warmth and hospitality of people. I don't think I can imagine that happening very easily to a tourist in the US. While it was a little bit overwhelming at points, that hospitality, warmth, and openness to others is definitely something I will miss in Morocco.
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