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Agadir & Essaouira – Beaches, Calamari, and back to Casa

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Marrakech – Dialing Everything up to 11

Waiting for the train in Meknes, I stood without shade expecting the train to be vaguely on time. The previous two trains that had come through while waiting were spot on, and I didn’t think my 7 hour ride to Marrakech would be any different. Pacing back and forward, I’d managed to synchronise my pacing…
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Meknes – Overcharging and Roman Ruins

The city of Meknes, the brief capitol of the region for half a century back in 1672, is a smaller more relaxed version of Fez. The hustle and bustle are gone, replaced with a decidedly quiet medina and the new town merging with the old town rather than being two distinctive separate areas. After leaving…
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Fez – Everyone is so Friendly

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Chefchaouen – Blue and Crimson

The hotel reviews for Tetouan where fairly positive for the hotels themselves, however a few negative comments were directed at the actual locals not being very friendly. I had put this down to a few special snowflakes, until a friend emailed and happened to mention not to go to Tetouan, unless I want to be…
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Tangier – Sipping Coffee Like a Local

The grand taxi pulled up outside the bus station among a sea of blue petite taxis, there must have been a good hundred of them all parked around the area waiting patiently for their turn to shuttle people to their destination. Jumping out of the cramped back seat, I stretched and donned the backpack. Time…
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Larache & Asilah – Spanish and Hippies

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Salé & Rabat – Medina’s and a Kasbah

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Casablanca – Play it Again, Sam

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Sydney to Casablanca – Crying and Yelling
Arriving at the Etihad counter I was greated with an enornous queue to check-in, snaking it’s way out of the roped area. One common theme holding up the line was people overpacking and going over the weight limit. One guy must have spent 15 minues repacking his suitcase, staying at the counter so no-one else…
