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The city painted blue and white: Chefchaouen | Nov 08 08'
"The sky and sea are both blue, so if their Medina is blue too, they feel closer to God."
PART THREE: My favorite city overall, we visited on Sunday Morning. Its called Chefchaouen. It’s this precious little city in the mountains, with... Continue reading »
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Chefchaouen | Feb 01 06'
"The king follows us to Chefchaouen"
We were relieved to arrive in Chefchaouen, and even managed to retrieve our own bags from the bus, avoiding the chain of bag handlers who find it i... Continue reading »
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A long time ago in Tangier | Feb 27 81'
"Mōre is nog ‘n dag of Africa"
An edited version of the article published in the Weekend Argus on 15/16 JulySome years ago I spent six months travelling through Africa in a brigh... Continue reading »
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Great Ocean | Mar 01 06'
While on the train from Kenitra/Sale to Asilah, we made friends with 2 Moroccans without using common spoken language and we had great time chattin... Continue reading »
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Tarifa | Jul 04 74'
El municipio de Tarifa se sitúa en el extremo meridional de la provincia de Cádiz, ocupando la parte occidental de la comarca del Camp... Continue reading »
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Algeciras
En este municipio se establecieron mis padres cuando llegaron a la Península. Aquí estuvieron sólo unos meses hasta que se t... Continue reading »
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Camels and Caves
Up early in the morning to catch the bus from our apartment in Estepona and off to Tangier. After a much longer bus ride than antic... Continue reading »
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A Stone's Throw from Africa
Tarifa is about little more than wind. It is a mecca for windsufers and kitesurfers from across the globe who arrive to ride the waves a... Continue reading »
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Medina
Got lost in Medina at night. I was astonished by the liveliness of the place. The specific atmosphere of the place makes you feel as if y... Continue reading »
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Chefchaouen
We were relieved to arrive in Chefchaouen, and even managed to retrieve our own bags from the bus, avoiding the chain of bag handlers who... Continue reading »
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