When we talked about adding Morocco to our list of trips on our travel plan, it was mostly because we needed to spend some time outside the Schengen zone in order to stay close to Europe.  Our first ride on camels/dromedaires We can only spend 90 days in most parts of Europe without a visa. … More Dromedaires a.k.a. African Camels

In light of Halloween I took this is in black and white. It made the seagulls look like bats! The weather here has been so nice and warm but the wind is crazy! We gave up hope on our hair so we just wear a cap every day. My model for the day! When out … More Fishing Port, Canary Island Budget

The open gate to the “fortress” of the Medina. Notice the cannon’s on the side. While having breakfast this morning we heard some Church bells which was really nice when you feel like you are the only christian here. The church is next door to us and we thought it was abandoned. From what I found … More The Medina

We found out that Friday is called Family day, similar to our Sunday afternoon gatherings with the family after our Church service. The families gather, children have the afternoon off school and many businesses don’t open until the afternoon. Many people that normally are walking along the boardwalk by the beach were not around. Taking a … More Friday Family Day, Internet Issues

The horse and buggies have just as much right on the road as the big busses Our reasoning for spending time in Morocco is due to the Shengen zone issues we had in the beginning of our planning. Morocco isn’t part of this zone restriction and we needed somewhere to go for another 40 days. … More A little bit about Essaouira, Morocco