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An afternoon ŕ la plage: Photos 21 to 42
Africa » Morocco » Rabat-Salé-Zemmour-Zaer » Rabat
June 5th 2009 by Trey
After class today, Roger and I took a walk to the beach to meet some friends. We took the scenic route and I practiced my photography skills. Enjoy the pictures! Tomorrow, we go to Casablanca.
On another note, I committed to the Commerce school today! I am concentrating in marketing. It was definitely a tough decisions (talk about two paths diverged!) but I am very excited for the next two years. It is definitely going to be a tough curriculum but I am really looking forward to the smaller school experience.
Full Text Entry: An afternoon ŕ la plage
La Plage at L'Oudaya
After reading at the beach for a few hours, Roger, Michelle Lamont and I decided to walk home. Our travels took us through the markets of the medina, the fashionable street of Mohammed V, through nic... [more]
Elections
With local elections coming up, parties are flyering, talking to people on the street and of course spray painting their parties images on buildings. Our family plans to vote for the blue tractor.
Pharmacie
The pharmacy symbol is a snake wrapped around a chalice. This image is painted all over Morocco and a symbol that I have really grown to like.
Enceinte
This is for Dylan Chapman. The day when we visited the royal palace one of the school employees was nice enough to take group photos with a lot of different cameras. Dylan being the nice guy he is we... [more]
The Flag
I bought a Moroccan flag today for 50 dh. Definitely my favorite purchase so far because I really love the simple vibrant colors of the Moroccan flag.
Sunset
The sun is not setting here until around 9:00 so it made for some nice photos on the way home.
Flowers
A lot of the bushes on the street have vibrant flowers. It makes an evening stroll enjoyable.
Garden Gate
The gate outside of Rabat's garden had some intricate metal work. Unfortunately the garden is under construction.
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