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Jul 27, 2008 - Rabat, Morocco
Next stop Rabat, Morocco. ... In Rabat you could drive two cars down the middle and still have a lane on each side for people to walk. ... We walked out of the medina walls and down the Hussain II Boulevard, a road which we had become very familiar with while in Rabat. ...
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Feb 20, 2008 - Once upon a time in Africa!
We arrived via ferry in Tangier, Morocco on Friday morning, and traveled by bus to the capital city of Rabat. ... In Rabat, we perused the Royal Cemetery, laden with countless stone columns and equipped with genuine Arabian Knights on horseback. ... After looking out over the ocean on the shores of Rabat, we boarded the bus once again for Fez where we would spend the night. ...
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Jan 3, 2008 - Rabat
On the spur of the moment I decided to get the train to Rabat, strange since yesterday I was pleased to discover that I didn't need to go there. ... The weather was deteriorating when I got to the train station but I thought it might be fine in Rabat. ... Rabat Medina is a pretty tame affair but I wish I could have photographed the smells which were magnificent, shame I'd just eated at the station. ...
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Sep 16, 2007 - Rabat Here We Come.
Our bus left almost on time and took 4 hours to Rabat. ... Rabat is the capital of Morocco and it shows. ... Nice change of pace in Rabat. ...
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Aug 1, 2007 - Rabat
Ayer en la tarde llegué a Rabat en tren. ... Aunque principalmente estoy aquí por una visa para Túnez y porque está en la vía hacia Fes, sí vale la pena conocer la capital actual del reino; en especial su kasba, por su belleza.Ayer en la tarde llegué a Rabat en tren. ... Aunque principalmente estoy aquí por una visa para Túnez y porque está en la vía hacia Fes, sí vale la pena conocer la capital actual del reino; en especial su kasba, por su belleza....
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La capital de Marruecos! Es una ciudad bastante ordenada para ser Marruecos. Hassan II, para el que pase por Rabat. ... Hasta le tome una foto.La capital de Marruecos! Es una ciudad bastante ordenada para ser Marruecos. Hassan II, para el que pase por Rabat. ... Hasta le tome una foto....
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May 13, 2006 - Rabat
Arrived late this afternoon after long drive from Fez, because Inge was so sick.Arrived late this afternoon after long drive from Fez, because Inge was so sick....
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Feb 20, 2006 - Rabat
Well it is on to Rabat which is on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. ... As with most Moroccan cities Rabat has a Medina (old city) and a Kasbah (fortress). ... the most interesting things to see in Rabat is the Chellah, which is a sit of an ancient Roman city. ...
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Oct 2, 2005 - The Moroccan Atlantic Coast - Casablanca to Tangier
You only need one word to sum up Morocco: intense. We certainly cannot imagine anything like this being undertaken in Australia! We were pretty keen to escape the dirtiness of Casablanca and took off to Rabat. ... The main gate to the Kasbah dates from 1195, so while Rabat as a city has a relatively short history, it has been around a long time! The Kasbah was all the stereotypes and more that you see of Morocco - narrow alleyways painted a blindingly blue/white, ornate doorways with tile surrounds and friendly people smiling and waving to you. ... The Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan II is truly eyepopping.You only need one word to sum up Morocco: intense. We certainly cannot imagine anything like this being undertaken in Australia! We were pretty keen to escape the dirtiness of Casablanca and took off to Rabat. ... The main gate to the Kasbah dates from 1195, so while Rabat as a city has a relatively short history, it has been around a long time! The Kasbah was all the stereotypes and more that you see of Morocco - narrow alleyways painted a blindingly blue/white, ornate doorways with tile surrounds and friendly people smiling and waving to you. ... The Mausoleum of Mohammed V and Hassan II is truly eyepopping....
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Jul 14, 2005 - Rabat
We boarded the coach and drove on to Rabat. ... We would be on the road for about one hour until we arrived in Rabat and I snoozed part of the way. ... We arrived at the hotel for a comfort stop and then back on the coach for a 2 hour tour of Rabat. ...
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Oct 26, 2004 - To Squat Or Not To Squat.........
Greetings once again folks from sunny and now pretty bloody warm Rabat. ... Luckily I turned out to be the joker in the pack as amazingly 14 years after studying french at uni and not speaking any french since then it sort of come back to me and I was able to make myself understood although when in the Angolan embassy the woman there on hearing my explanation of why we want a visa for her country and where we were staying in Rabat looked at me strangely then hollered out for another woman to come and deal with us. ... Spent the arvo in downtown Rabat which was an experiece as the centre of the city is just like any other western city with all the shops,banks etc that goes with it but on the outskirts the old town starts. ...
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Oct 24, 2004 - You Want Carpet Mister..........
Greetings from sort of sunny Rabat where a few days will be spent obtaining visas for most countries down the line including the most difficult to obtain Angolan visa. ... On a campsite on the beach in a place called Salle which is across the estuary from Rabat which is in a great location with even a surf beach out the front with a couple of the locals ripping it up although there is no way I'm setting foot in the water as it resembles the Murray river after the barrages have been opened for those of you who know it and for those of you who don't it appears not the cleanest much like Yarmouth. ... We are now cooking over an open fire which is great, as it also serves as a focal point at dinner time bit like all sitting around the tv,a hole is dug and a wire grate is put over the top and everything is done in that way although as we're in Rabat for a few days the camp oven is going to be cranked up. ...
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