Pension Victoria
Travel Blogs from Tangier
Bye bye Europe
... get the new chain on. Meanwhile I installed the new sprockets, so all should be fine. I start the bike, which is on the centerstand, start the engine, put it in gear and notice that the chain makes an awful lot of noise, but more than the old one did, and too much to be comfortable with. After maybe 2 hours of waiting for a storm to pass and finding a solution I noticed what went wrong and fixed it (the chain went under the chain roller instead of over it). But by this ...
The Beach is feeling more comfortable!
... or in a bar or something. The roads r mad, if u want to cross u have to just take ur chances but if it's not a main road a lot of the time they will just let u go cos there's so much traffic they r moving slowly anyway! So we walked up to San Remo and remembered where it was yessss!! There was a man sat outside and we walked past it to start with as it looked closed and thought there might be another door, and there wasn't so came back and said to the man r ...
More of the same...
... r going to the riad tomorrow and there is a roof terrace so we can sunbathe there, but we'll still go to the beach I'm sure. Will go round the medina too and see what else we can buy from the souks. Men just annoy me here. Really annoy me. They stare so blatantly and say comments and errrr!!! Gross!!! Anyway so I'm looking forward to south Africa to be honest!!!! Dubai will be similar to this I'm sure, we'll see. Might ...
Culture in Morocco
... happy camel guy talked me into it and I bargained him from 10 to 5 euros. I got on the huge camel called Ali Baba who quickly rose to his feet in a smooth yet still jerky enough for me to hold onto the tiny rope and squeeze my legs against his sides as to not fall off. In fact the whole camel ride was like this, especially when happy camel man encouraged him to start running. It was very fun and exciting, much more enjoyable than ...
A totally differnet world!
... the Berber tribes, Romans, and Arab dynasties to name a few. It has also been controlled by Portugal which then gave it to Great Britain as part of the dowry of Catherine of Braganza, daughter of John IV of Portugal, when she married Charles the II of England during the 17th century. Finally, Spain and France, have both held control of Morocco until 1956 when it gained full independence. From the 7th century until the late . ...
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Hotel Caesar
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