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Slippery Tales of Wetness
... of people in and around Málaga had to be evacuated and there actually were several fatalities. The picture down here was taken in Tarragona during the same time, on the complete other end of Spain.
Anyways, my first encounter with this rain was when I woke up to its rythmic ticking on my tent on a camping just outside Ronda. I had about 150 km of cycling to Sevilla left to do.
Once I was on my bike and accepted the fact ...
Rest day
... walk from the campsite and the self-service ticket machines can be used in English - you pick your date, times and seats with a touch screen...et voilà!
It was noticeably hotter and more humid than when we'd left the city and although it tried to rain, it didn't help. So we cooled down in the swimming pool, which was empty when we left for the coast but was now full of very cold water and open for business - heaven!
We then took ...
Pendant ce temps, 6 heures plus tard
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Accueillis chez une gang de joyeux lurons qui vivaient dans un palace, ctait vraiment un fin de semaine de malade. C'est là que j'ai eu l'illumination : ce que l'Espagne a du mieux à offrir, d'après moi, c'est la fête.
- Escapade à un tout petit festival de hippies dans un village à une quarantaine de kilomètres de Grenade, dans les montagnes, à vélo! Comme première fois sur un vélo depuis 6 mois, ça s'est très bien passé; on est partis à ...
Une escapade au Nord pour les Fêtes
Fidèle lectorat,
J'espère que vous allez tous bien en ce début d'année de fin du monde malgré le retour à la routine, de mon côté je prends le temps de me remettre dans mes affaires après un voyage court mais intense, avant de reprendre les cours ce lundi.
Il y a deux semaines, donc, je quittais mon antre, sac au dos, prête à tout. J'allais passer la nuit à l'aéroport avant de prendre un vol pour l'Allemagne (Memmingen), sans avoir reçu de nouvelles de ...
Back to the real world
... in 1956.
Many buildings have a French influence.
Unemployment is a huge problem in Morocco.
Rabat is a University town. 25,000 students and the language used
is French. Many French African students attend this university.
Rabat has a twin city called Sale. Pronounced Sar-ley. Obviously
doesn't mean the town is for sale!!
The Casbah in the 17th century was a haven for pirates.
I am not sorry that I visited Morocco.
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