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  • A Quiet Oasis Morocco's reigning monarch, King Hassan II, likens his country to a desert palm: "rooted in Africa, watered by Islam and rustled by the winds of Europe." Morocco can appear mystical, magical and foreboding all at once. I am living in Posted by chasethis in Effecting Positive Change in Morocco | Jun 29, 2009
  • LIVESTRONG 2 - Thistle "Thistle is beautiful, yet prickly, just like life," said Jami McKey. LIVESTRONG Posted by chasethis in Effecting Positive Change in Morocco | Jun 30, 2009
  • An Obsession with Doors We went on a walking tour of Rabat yesterday and were taken to a very gorgeous area on the coast. We actually saw a cafe that is Posted by chasethis in Effecting Positive Change in Morocco | Jun 29, 2009
  • An Eiffel 38 Hours... As I sit here drinking sweet Moroccan tea, the warm breeze carries a beautiful smell throughout our riad. I inhale a combination of chicken marbella, which is being prepared in our kitchen, and the scent of fresh flowers from Posted by chasethis in Effecting Positive Change in Morocco | Jun 28, 2009
  • The end of the journey from the end of the earth Unable to find the restaurant we were looking for, we settled on La Kasbah, which had a great view of... The Kasbah. Food was soup with official king of spoons, followed by lemon poulet, and cakes with fruit. We wandered Posted by urchinjoe in From the end of the Earth | May 16, 2009
  • Up and down We explored Marrakech for a day. Things were largely closed when we arrived, so we wandered around in the medina, which is mainly pink of wall, until we stumbled upon a cafe / restaurant. Menu was... just whatever they brought Posted by urchinjoe in From the end of the Earth | May 14, 2009
  • The Marrakech non-express Polished off Spain with a quick visit to the largest Cathedral in the world, Seville, drank Sangria and headed back into Portugal. Camped once more in our feeble tent, although it is now warm enough to survive in, and ate Posted by urchinjoe in From the end of the Earth | May 11, 2009
  • 5 days in Morocco First step into Marrakech, Marocco and me and my girlfriend were catched by the Monkey boys, and pushed to take a pic and pay 20 euros, but we succed in paying just 4 euros and move on into the HUGE Posted by basgoonie in 5 days in morocco | Apr 16, 2009
  • "You Want to See Sahara?" (Part One) The alarm startles me into a state of semi-consciousness. I focus through bleary eyes just enough to make out a 5, followed by some numbers, before collapsing back onto the bed with frightening velocity. I contemplate hitting the snooze Posted by scotsman in Vagabonding Down Under | Apr 13, 2009
  • cameltours.welcome to morocco.www.cameltours.webobo.com Welcome to Cameltours! This is where you can find information on our desert tour programs and information about Morocco brought to you from an experienced, native Berber from the Sahara desert. Useful travel tips for visitors are also available about Posted by Marhaba in cameltours-morocco desert | Apr 11, 2009
  • cameltours.welcome to morocco.www.cameltours.webobo.com Welcome to Cameltours! This is where you can find information on our desert tour programs and information about Morocco brought to you from an experienced, native Berber from the Sahara desert. Useful travel tips for visitors are also available about Posted by Marhaba in cameltours-morocco desert | Apr 11, 2009
  • Something poignant So I've been writing poetry, reading, lounging and being ok with it. And spending time with the best two gals in the world: Nasreen and Kendra. Now that I've been here for over half my stay, things are starting to Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Mar 27, 2009
  • How Bizarre, How Bazar Since I last left off weve been hanging around in Rabat waiting for Mali ans Mauritania visas... And by hanging out I mean mainly chilling in the marjone (superstore equivalent) parking lot. No complaints here though since it Posted by binderblog in [Into and] Out of Africa | Feb 4, 2009
  • Funky Cold Medina Salam! Before I begin; i hqve to note this keyboqrd is q little different; so q=a Ive been trqvelling qbout q week now qnd so fqr the trqvells hqve been nothing but qwesome: I spent q couple dqys hqnging out in Posted by binderblog in [Into and] Out of Africa | Mar 16, 2009
  • The Travel Cosine Fes was a whirled blend of magic slipping over zellij-tile stoops, the stench of the tanneries, a million cackling speakers streaming the Call to Prayer all the way to the upper Stratosphere, tired donkeys and horny men. Amber, the Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 24, 2009
  • FEZ Si bien nos fuimos acostumbrando progresivamente a este nuevo mundo de pasillos y callecitas, nuestro primer encuentro con la medina no fue para nada, por decirlo así, gentil. Nuestro plan original se vio desbaratado desde un principio, cuando al llegar Posted by Zol in Relatos de viaje | Feb 15, 2009
  • TRAVESÍA POR EL ATLAS Nuevo amanecer, nuevo rumbo. Las nueve de la mañana nos encontraron subidos a un micro en dirección a Beni Mellal, una ciudad alrededor de 250 Km. al sur. Nuestro objetivo era llegar de allí a Azilal, otro pueblo cercano, el Posted by Zol in Relatos de viaje | Feb 15, 2009
  • Taking it easy Time for an update--but really, this week has been very slow, and not much to report. Today was my first day without using my cane (YAY!) which was awesome in it's own right, but the past few days have been a Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 12, 2009
  • Good Warm Fun Saturday was, all things considered--exceptionally PG for our group, but still fun. Here at Al'Akhawayn University, girls and boys cannot go into each others rooms, and there is a curfew of midnight for all folks to be back on Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 9, 2009
  • Welcome to Soviet Russia It's day six of the new hit mini-series, "Bob and Me" the intrepid adventures of an idealistic young girl and her witty crutch... When last we watched, our young explorers had journeyed forth into the land of Winter. But Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 5, 2009
  • On the LAM So I'm laying low, gettin' down, and otherwise starving and at the mercy of my roommate, exchange students, with only Rob, Facebook, and Buffy to keep me company. But damnit, I am in Africa. For the past few days, I Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 3, 2009
  • Romans- 1, Lacey- 0 Last week was kind of a blur... as usual, consisting of me doing as little homework as possible to scrape by while I plan my weekend get-away to Meknes--for a short time it was Rabat--then Meknes again. The cast Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Feb 2, 2009
  • Planning Morocco We have just booked our flights from London to Morocco for July. We'll be in England first to see Mike's parents and then its off to Morocco for a week before heading back to London to visit for a few Posted by LolaEve in Summers Off - Morocco and England | Feb 1, 2009
  • Thinks I'm so tired, but I feel obligated to post since I haven't in days. Things have settled down here, which really makes me feel more at ease. I think one of my biggest hurdles I've had to breach since my Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Jan 28, 2009
  • I Think That's a Cat Skull So I titled this blog wrong, instead of Morocco and Me.. I'm thinking it should be 'Misadventures in the Maghreb." I'm sitting here at my desk, of course. Eating the best olives in the entire world, with a million things Posted by lmminton13 in Morocco and Me | Jan 25, 2009
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