"Well after a full day at sea iīve arrived in the port of casa blanca. yesterday i was looking rather green as the boat(i know itīs a ship) wouldnīt stop rolling.. iīve made some fr ..."
A travel blog entry from Casablanca by
kris
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"Finally arrived in Casablanca yesterday a day late but intact. We all went to Ricks Cafe near the old old Medina and port last night for a tasty dinner and said our goodbyes. ..."
"(S) I think we're both still trying to collect our thoughts on Morocco - or at least I am. More later. Enjoy the pics. (C) This story has to be told, though. We landed at por ..."
A travel blog entry from Tangier by
gr8escape
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"Day 17 - 3 November 2007, Casablanca - Marrakech Brekkie gets delivered right on time at 6. We're down in the Queen's Lounge at 7.15, get our ship stickers and a snack pac ..."
"Yo estoy en Espana! (I put for the update that I'm in Tangier, Morocco, 'cuz that sounds cool...more on that later.) On Saturday (April 10) my alarm was supposed to wake me at 5:30 ..."
A travel blog entry from Tangier by
twittg
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"We got into Tangier late at night and missed being hassled by the most famous hasslers in the world (maybe). We stayed the night in a very dingy room and I spent the night having f ..."
"I've made it to Casablanca, and Africa for that matter! As I disembarked the ferry in tangier, I sighed a sense of relief that I was back in the developing world for I love it. To ..."
"He Said: So a very long travel day yesterday was! We caught the first (although 2.5 hour delayed) ferry of the day across the Straight of Gibraltar into the Moroccan port city of T ..."
"We caught the ferry from Gibraltar over to the port of Ceuta during the day into North Africa with the Riff Mountains rising in the background. After customs and in an entirely dif ..."
A travel blog entry from Tetouan by
jag
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"The following poem was inspired in Place Djemma El-Fna: Snake Charmer! Snake Charmer! How do you Charm that snake Like that? The monkeys go unnoticed in Djemma El-Fna. Poor monkeys ..."