Riad Tanja Tangier
Rue du Portugal, escaliers americains Tangier, 30000, Morocco
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The smells of Tangier
... so I immediately knew what this was about. Mel clearly did not and I am ashamed to say instead of saving her, I stood back and watched as the woman in the market pelted her in the butt. Through the yelling, I quickly grabbed Mel and started dragging her away from the scene in order to avoid her retaliating with radishes, as I was sure would happen. This was the highlight of my day in Tangier - Mel found the whole thing quite funny too, once she understood the ...
'Play it again, Sam!'
... til indepenece in 1956. When the expats took over, resulting in its sordid reputation, it was well deserved! After indepence, Tangier znet into decline, economically slumped, everyone left but the deviants/hustlers and Mohammed V cut its funds. Mohammed VI has tried to turn it round, re-loading the port, investing in tourism etc but with the population four times what it was 25 yeqrs ago, there are lots of other investments the locals feel are much ...
The fun was Tangerble...a ha ha
... interesting places, like a gun emplacement with a gigantic cannon that had been cast in Newcastle, England. It was once used to defend the coast from ships, though now you can't see the coast from it due to high rises. There was also a very interesting rooftop with all kinds of domes and oddly angled walls and curves. Due to the steep nature of Tanger, I was able to walk down onto the roof and do some Parkour. It was good, but my lungs were burning - I reckon the ...
Finally went to Africa!
... tea and something we never really figured out. It was like pie dough (kind of) layered with honey, deep-fried, then covered in more honey. It was goooooood. At lunch we made friends with the Norwegian travel agent lady. Mom really liked her.
After lunch we did some more walking. We walked through the markets, because it was market day. I was amazed by the olive displays. There were TONS of them, and all the olives looked so ...
Stan's Cliff's Notes for Latin America
... bad parts and the gangs are still a serious problem, but unlike most cities in Central America it wasn’t all bad parts. San Salvador shouldn’t top your list of gotta-go destinations, but if for some reason you end up there you may find yourself liking it more than you would expect.
Craziest City – La Paz, Bolivia has to be one of, if not the, most topographically unique city on the planet. It’s basically built in a canyon with ...



