Transatlantique
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Groundhog bushcamping
... the inside of the mosque (open to non-muslims, which is rare) as we had arrived just before prayers. I then went to the Blarney Irish bar to meet up with Dan, Gillian, Daz and Mark to watch the Spurs vs West Ham game. The had beer on tap, and supplied us with free food throughout! We returned via crazy taxi-ride to the campsite, where I picked up my laundry, which hadn't been dried. Our tents had dried out, though!
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Riding Camels along the beach
After enjoying a large breakfast we headed off down the beach towards town. The sun was out and there were a lot of people playing football on the beach. As we were on our way into town we got approached by several different people trying to sell us sunglasses. The conversation with one of the guys went something like this:
Man: You want glasses
Belinda (looking very ...
Essaouira
... if our seats were taken, we'd take the robbers on and show them who was boss, basically a show down like the movies where the goodies win and get all their stuff back - there was no way that was going to happen. It wasn't too surprising when there was no show down and we boarded no trouble enjoying a carefree journey to Essaouira.
We were staying in a 5 star hotel, it was very quiet due to ...
Banana Bread - my favourite!!!
... recommended a barber in the village so off I went for a cut throat shave as my beard was getting wild again! Meanwhile Kim found a little whole in the wall coffee shop run by two Irish girls and was indulging in a fantastic coffee and banana bread - her favourite!
14th Atlantic Park
Another sunny and warm winters day in Morocco - reaching about 32 degrees! Such a great ...
Coastal Morroco: Just Add Surf
... hanging out with all of our new buddies which we wouldn't have traded for anything. It was definitely our Morocco moment which allowed us to get to know the people and what they really thought, or at least what they wanted us to think. Where else would practically the entire town (including people we had never met) spend their time flagging down buses for us and attempting to barter for some space for us and our luggage? When we finally found a ...