Residence Jamil Agadir

... was a free concert hosted on Saturday night, there were tons (and I mean 10's of thousands) and the crowd was quite, not much clapping when songs ended, the tiniest bit of hand waving, but definitely no dancing. It was seriously strange. I guess that's what happens where there is no booze involved.

... the goats that wail like bloody murder through the night) to the peaceful abode of Mandala.

I was honored to be able to bless and christen the new Yoga Shala with positive energy and gratitude that filled my heart every day when practicing or teaching there. I led a few weeks of Yoga Surf Retreats in this amazing space and I'm so thankful for each and every one of the special ...

... in the lush Palm Bay and enjoy the sun, because it's always there to light up your day! The opportunities for play during your day are plentiful, including a variety of water sports! There's also a golf course and tennis court. If you're more into relaxing than getting active, or need to wind down after too much activity, sip a rejuvenating beverage in one of the six bars inside ...

... way I spent this day. Of course, I swam a lot... The Ocean is such a paradise... When you enter the water, it feels very cold, but as you enter farther, you got used to it and it feels normal. The Waves! They are really big, it's so fun to greet them with your body... Cool water brings a new kind of freshness to you... And then, when you go to the beach, the water becomes more and more warm, and closer to the beach it ...

... be returned to you by the end of staying here). Unfortunately, it's not green=( But the hotel itself is cool.
 
Caribbean Village Agador 3* - The space is Veeeery big because it shares its territory with another hotel, so you have a lot of things to do and places to go=) Lots of pools, facilities etc. Great!

Atlantic Palace 5* - Luxury, The richest hotel of all. His owner is a King's cousin. It's very impressive! Awesome Territory ...

... the front seat, plus the driver. Cheap but not very comfortable, though it ensures close contact to the locals. It was already late and after waiting a long time, I ended up buying three seats and off we went. It was pitch dark, nobody spoke a word and there I was in Morocco. One of the other passengers knew exactly where my hotel was but then he didn't, so I ended up gone way too far in a ...

... for fifteen minutes - and already scored a good buddy, two hang outs, and the best coffee and crepes we had had for weeks. We were at home here. After our arrival our friend Rashid led us around and we toured the town looking for a room. The first one still had the bears in it, the second one was too big, and the third one was JUST right. Our no-name penthouse apartment covered in tile was the cozy hideaway from heaven -- complete with a 24/7 wave ...

... mô mano, percebo a tua dika, mas eu estou a viajar sem dinheiro e mesmo que quisesse não ia poder participar. De qualquer modo ja foi muito fixe teres parado, obrigado ya ? ». « Epa, porra, entra ai que eu levo-te até onde der ». Pois deu e esta a dar. Estou com ele desde dia 2 de Setembro. Hoje é dia 11. Tem sido uma aventura dentro da aventura e para continuar este relato tenho de fazer pelo menos um post so para ele. Seu nome M'bareck Baby.

... sommes donné rendez-vous pour le déjeuner (un peu après Laâyoune) et ensuite pour bivouaquer ensemble sur les falaises surplombant l'Oued Ma Fatma, profitant d'une vue impressionnante sur la côte. La soirée fut paisible malgré le vent. Nous l'avons passée à manger du chorizo, boire du vin, de la bière et du rhum, et faire connaissance.

... perhaps could have been able to protect us from a group of unruly school children joined us in the taxi and escourted us to the hotel. Morale among the group is decent, considering the situation, although we have been a bit stir-crazy. My time outside is limited, so please forgive me for not replying to individual emails at this time. I will post another update if there is a change in the situation and I have access to a computer. Be well. with love, Neal Agadir March 2002