Moroccan Mountains
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Morocco’s Unseen Mountains and Rivers

Morocco is a country of surprises – even close to home.

December 21, 2011
Fes Glaoui Palace
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The Glaoui (Glaoua) Palace in Fes, Morocco

It’s not as well kept as the Batha Museum, not as grand and glorious as the Karaouyine Mosque, not as stinky or touristic as the famous Fez tanneries, but there is something truly awe inspiring in this famous, decrepit but still beautiful house.

December 13, 2011
Old School and New School Subway Reading
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An Expat or Travellers Best Friend – the Kindle

Good Lord, I’m in love with my Kindle! It’s my hero! I’ve been rescued from a country with no bookstores and given access to the largest bookstore in the world from anywhere I can access wifi.

November 30, 2011
Barbary Apes in Morocco
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Freaking Out Barbary Apes in Azrou, Morocco

Wonderful friends and a wonderful day in the woods among the apes.

November 11, 2011
Moroccan beach sunset
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Hostels and Hotels – Finding the best place to stay for you

If you are about to set out on a journey and you want to find the best places to stay for you and whomever you are traveling with. How do you find the right spots?

October 30, 2011
traditional moroccan music
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Vagobond Guide to Morocco Part 1

While it’s not really possible to tell you everything about Morocco in a blog post or even in many, here is a simplified guide to a lot of the many wonderful things you can do in Morocco

October 15, 2011
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