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Published: September 12th 2009
Les Jacarandas
I wandered around the medina or Rabat today, full of hectic locals buying everything from bootleg DVDs, to the most amawing smelling herbs: corriander and thyme by the cartful. I experienced the Atlantic Ocean for the first time afterwards then took a look up at the beautfil Kasbah aith its painted and lovingly adorned entrances. I was pleasantly suprised to find that growing in one corner was a beautiful, flowering Jacaranda.
Home, it seems, can come from the most unlikely things.
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Rou
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Dear Ian, Im really enjoying reading your stuff cos It keeps me from accepting the fact that this has been the wettest winter in 120 years according to the Tas bureau. I love travelling even when its through somebody else. My only issue which i am sure really pisses you off is that you are obviously having problems with the qwert computers. That I can accept. However I see that you spelling still leaves much to be desired. why why Ian would you ruin your skin (and my eyes) by being such a poor english-born and educated speller? Love ya