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Africa » Morocco
August 16th 2007
Published: September 7th 2007
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I came to Morocco blindly. For three of the seven weeks I've been gone I have stayed with families (a week a piece in Barcelona, Valencia, and Granada). The experiences in these homes have been good- in Granada especially I loved my roommates. In Valencia, my host was an amazing cook. Nothing, however, could compare to the Moukhchane famiy. They MADE my trip to Morocco the amazing experience that ... Read Full Entry



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Let's See..........Amsterdam, Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain, and Morocco............but mostly Spain.
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The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign land; it is at last to set foot on one's own country as a foreign land. ~G.K. Chesterton I travel a lot; I hate having my life disrupted by routine. ~Caskie Stinnett I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to move. ~Robert Louis Stevenson ... full info
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African SunsetAfrican Sunset
African Sunset
View from the balcony
HabibHabib
Habib
There are 100 words for love in Arabic and I loved my family. Samira and Mohamed are amazing parents. He is a geology professor at the local university and works on a committee dealing with water conservation in Africa. Samira used to work in a bank, but since they built this apartment building she has been working on the house full-time. They aren't able to send Sarah or Oumima abroad to study at the moment, so they decided to bring students from all over the world into their home.
A Hundred Genies Waiting to Be Rubbed.A Hundred Genies Waiting to Be Rubbed.
A Hundred Genies Waiting to Be Rubbed.
At the Archeology Musem in Tetuan.
Magic Carpet RideMagic Carpet Ride
Magic Carpet Ride
Where the Magic HappensWhere the Magic Happens
Where the Magic Happens
In the MedinaIn the Medina
In the Medina
Fresh FishFresh Fish
Fresh Fish
Bird of PeaceBird of Peace
Bird of Peace
Babel OklaBabel Okla
Babel Okla
Production ValueProduction Value
Production Value
Ouimima, Juliet, & AlexOuimima, Juliet, & Alex
Ouimima, Juliet, & Alex
At the corniche.
Ethnografic MuseumEthnografic Museum
Ethnografic Museum
Tetuan, Morocco
LandsharksLandsharks
Landsharks
In the MedinaIn the Medina
In the Medina
FishmongersFishmongers
Fishmongers
In the MedinaIn the Medina
In the Medina
At the CornicheAt the Corniche
At the Corniche
Indiana JoannaIndiana Joanna
Indiana Joanna
Archeology Museum, Tetuan
CornicheCorniche
Corniche
On the BusOn the Bus
On the Bus
Cous CousCous Cous
Cous Cous
This was a really special meal. They usually save it for dinner, but I had to leave early to catch my train so they made it for lunch. This was my first meal after being sick the day before. They had been feeding me spoonfuls of coriander to get me back on my feet (and it worked)!



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