Blogs from Rabat-Salé-Zemmour-Zaer, Morocco, Africa - page 13

Whats up every one i love morocco so far it is warm i got a sun burn on my face and every thing.... read more

Hello all you people have you seen about 20 moroccons 3 canadins and a live turkey in the back of a pickup truck and a danceing 3 year old? Probubly not. Me and Yassine were cold and had sun stroke. I have a sun burn and it doesn't hurt i saw horses sheep and a pregnant cat. me and my cousins basicly swam in mud Abdeleah just wiped off his top and jumped in to the water. My auncle Driss moved on to a mountan im sereous. It took more than 30 mineuts to walk up the hilll. I fell and hit my ancle and it was only sore. I am sad i have to come home to canada in a few days. Sincerly Mallory Purvis LOVE LOVE LOVE MOROCCO.... read more

After a week or so, Drew and I departed from Tagazuit on a solid mission to achieve a visa for India . During our stay in the surf town, Drew blew out his eardrum in a gnarly surf fall. Our good friend, Sylvain gave us a lift to Agadir so we could visit the hospital and request a diagnosis. The effect was not too harsh, but would have to keep Drew out of the water for at least a month. After obtaining (medicament), we found the bus station and carried on our way to Rabat . We stayed in Rabat for a week, met the kind India Visa staff, applied for our visas and tried to make the most out of the busy city. We found some great places to eat, sat on the 5 story ... read more

Part two of this nefarious travel blog centres around the coastal city of essaouira. after a long, and not hugely interesting journey down there (it is several hundred kilometres away and you need to go via marrakesh) myself, clea the mad danish girl, izzy the kennington lass and dassi the dundee damsel, were immediately accosted as we got off the bus by someone trying to persuade us to stay in his hotel. we resisted his charms, which involved following us at a distance of several metres until we entered the medina, and eventually found the place we had booked. it was a good walk into the medina and involved a fair amount of getting lost, and upon arrival it became quite clear that there was no electricity to be heard of either. after going through the ... read more

perhaps we could call this part one of a fascinating travel journal started by me, here in rabat, although the really interesting stuff i'm afraid i don't have time to describe in the detail it deserves, but i am writing it up in an actual journal made of paper, so anyone who wishes can have a look when i get home. we could start at the beginning, but that involves a flight on an aeroplane, which is something most have gone through before. if you want me to go into detail, perhaps describe my feelings, then i can tell you that i was a bit nervous, after the experience that was my trip to egypt. i was also tired, as i had had to get up at half 3, and i was cold. because it was. ... read more