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Morocco Travel Guide: Tangier

Oct 16, 2016

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in Adventure, Africa, Morocco, Travel, travel writing, writing

Travel the the bizarre world of Morocco. This multi-part travel guide discusses the top foods, sights and things to do in this wonderfully amazing Kingdom.

NaNoWriMo : Into the Wild

Nov 4, 2014

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Nicholas Andriani

in Adventure, Africa, Anthropology, Archaeology, Art, Author, Backpacking, City Guide, Culture, Food, foodie, Gastronomy, gaza, Grece, history, Islam, israel, Istanbul, Jordan, Kansas City, memoir, Middle East, Morocco, NaNoWriMo, palestine, Poetry, Spain, spiritual, tbex, Travel, travel writing, west bank, writing

Earlier this year, I set a goal to finish a solid draft of my memoir and to achieve this mission i’m going into the wild, er, offline… A MONTHLONG period away from social media, the internet, ethernet and all those nets, in an archaic approach to finish this labor of love that i’m damn excited…

Cafe Tajine in the Mountains of Morocco

Jan 29, 2014

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Nicholas Andriani

in Africa, Anthropology, Backpacking, Blogging, City Guide, Culture, Food, foodie, gastronome, Gastronomia, Gastronomy, Hiking, Morocco, Road Trip, Travel, travel writing

Ourika, Morocco Though only 6 hours (460 km) separate Marrakech from the oasis town of M’Hamid I could have dedicated six days between the two place names. The villages that scatter Ourika Valley hold their own against the more popular Imperial Cities (Marrakech, Fes, Meknes and Rabat) and it’s out here in the wilderness of the…

Sketching Sights: Essaouira, Morocco

Jan 7, 2014

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Nicholas Andriani

in Africa, Anthropology, Archaeology, Art, Backpacking, Blogging, City Guide, Culture, history, Morocco, Sketching Sites, Travel, travel writing, Watercolor

Whitewashed seaside facade under a beating Moroccan sun.

Sketching Sights: Fes, Morocco

Nov 20, 2013

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Nicholas Andriani

in Art, Backpacking, Morocco, Sketching Sites, Travel

I’m led through the imperial city of Fes by a pair of shrouded figures. We dance through the shadows of mud brick passageways and into the medina in time for the Asr call to prayer.

The Strait of Gibraltar: Part I

Aug 10, 2013

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Nicholas Andriani

in Backpacking, Morocco, Spain

Despite the spell Marrakech cast on me (I fled the city only to return on several occasions) I managed to break away one night on a whim, buying a ticket for the overnight train to Tangiers, only leaving myself 2 hours to prepare. I bid farewell to new friends and set out on foot hoping to…

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