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tourist day

This was the most touristy day/city we were in. bright and early we got to ride camels! So so so so fun and so so so cool, but it was on the side of the road for less than 30 seconds and it walked in a circle. Ha. Also we got henna tattoos which were super fun! It should last about 3 or 4...

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Taryn Hawkins on November 23, 2009 from Tanger, Morocco

from the travel blog: Granada

cluck cluck

The second day we were in Meknes. This was our first taste of Moroccan culture. It was so crazy, so different, nothing that I ever could have imagined or prepared myself for. We walked through markets with kids 6 years old trying to sell us keychains and other things. They followed us and...

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Taryn Hawkins on November 22, 2009 from Meknes, Morocco

from the travel blog: Granada

sally the camel

This day was another intense day of culture shock. Instead of cows hanging in the markets, there were camels..full on camel heads. So intense. Our tour guide brought us to several shops where we could buy rugs, steel, and spices. Very cool, very cheap for what it was, but still really...

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Taryn Hawkins on November 22, 2009 from Fezna, Morocco

from the travel blog: Granada

big fish

This is where we had our first taste of Moroccan food. People rave about the food there so we were all very excited. Turns out it is a meal of completely sea food, okay I can do seafood, but not if it looks like it was living 5 minutes ago. No lie, my fish still had eyeballs and the shrimp...

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Taryn Hawkins on November 21, 2009 from Larache, Morocco

from the travel blog: Granada

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ketc on November 21, 2009 from Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco

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ketc on November 21, 2009 from Ouarzazat, Morocco

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hercules?

This is the first place we stopped on the first day. It’s a really big city, its also where we ended up on the last day. here we stopped and went to ‘hercule’s’ cave. If you look through the cave to the water, it’s the shape of a man’s head, if you flip it around, it’s a map of...

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Taryn Hawkins on November 20, 2009 from Tanger, Morocco

from the travel blog: Granada