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... and poor here. We then went to a few other sites the driver thought we would like before stopping at a bazaar which just happened to be out front of the family shop (like anytime you tour this is normal) and we bought as couple of trinkets (after some hard fought bartering where once again half price is around the order of the day) and time for some Moroccan Coffee. After this stop it was off to the main tourist spot being the Hussan II Mosque. This mosque is the ...
Yesterday in Casablanca
... showed us the lighthouse as we went past then finally we saw a big M and we knew we were at maccy's!!!! He went in and got water from the toilet and then went on his merry way as he said he lived near to there, was nice to just chat knowing we didn't owe him anything at the end of it!!! So we had a well deserved macdonalds and had also reached the beach!!! Don't think bikinis would have gone down well here so good job we hadn't planned a tanning sesh on the sandy beach... ...
Mohammedia to Ben Yakhlef
... the last place I’d expect to run into someone from my job—but sure enough. When Driss tells me to get in the car, I don’t argue, but just bashfully get in, trying to figure out how I’m going to explain this. He doesn’t seem that surprised when I tell him I’m heading to “Ben Yakhlef”—except… this isn’t the road to Ben Yakhlef!
Driss kindly invites me for ...
Casablanca Day 10: Back to Bab Marrakech
... to Senegalese expatriates… but it sure would be nice to see Moroccans showing a bit more appreciation for their neighbors to the south and maybe coming to sample some Subsaharan dishes…
Back around on Boulevard F.A.R., I pass a couple of Casablanca’s more prestigious hotels…the Sheraton, the Golden Tulip… this little strip here has a touch of modern class to ...
Casablanca Day 7: The Notorious Southeast
... heard rumors of this place! This is the most dangerous neighborhood in all of Casablanca! I can’t believe my luck! Now I’ll be able to boast that I wandered around Chechnya neighborhood and lived to tell about it-- with my guitar slung over my shoulder I might add... The downside of this discovery is that, since this is technically still part of Casablanca, it doesn’t “count” as a new town-- which is crazy I think. This place ...
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