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Monthly Archives: September 2017
One Year in Morocco
I’ve lived in Morocco for one year now and wanted to share a few things I’ve learned along the way: 1 – Moroccans have this amazing ability to fill every open space beyond normal capacity 2 – I’m learning day … Continue reading
Traveling Morocco, Part II
Back in January I posted up some photos of my travels within Morocco for the first 4 months being in country. I figure it’s time to post up pics from the last 8 months as well! Boumalne Dades The Gorge … Continue reading
Posted in Morocco, Peace Corps Morocco, Travel
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Mosques
I have a fascination with mosques (Muslim place of worship), especially the minarets (where the call to prayer is announced) in this country. Here’s a small collection to enjoy!
Posted in Peace Corps Morocco
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The Big Eid
Eid Al Adha, aka Eid al Kabir, is the biggest (and most holy) holiday in the Muslim world and took place on Friday, September 1. It is also known as the Festival of Sacrifice and honors the willingness of Ibrahim … Continue reading
Posted in Peace Corps Morocco, Peace Corps Third Goal
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