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The Best Souvenirs to Buy in Morocco, and Where to Find Them Online

The Best Souvenirs to Buy in Morocco, and Where to Find Them Online

Morocco is open for tourism! Not only should you know the best souvenirs to buy in Morocco, but where to find them and what prices you should be paying.

The Ultimate New York Road Trip

The Ultimate New York Road Trip

Last fall, I took a 5 day, upstate New York road trip through vibrant countryside in search of hidden gems and must-see destinations. The northeast in autumn is a bucket list experience!

Made in Morocco (Pt. 5): Recapping My Two Week Tour

Give yourselves a round of applause if you made it this far through all of my Morocco recaps, because we are finally done. I promise. I hope you’ve all enjoyed the adventure. Probably not as much as I did. But now you know what to see, or what not

Made in Morocco (Pt. 4) Recapping My Two Week Tour

We are on the latter half of this recap, folks! I hope you’ve all enjoyed my journal entries thus far. Out of all 15 days of this tour through Morocco, those mentioned in this post are the most dear to me. I think you’ll understand why. Day 9

Made in Morocco (Pt. 3): Recapping My Two Week Tour

I know, I know…this recap is taking me forever. But really, I’ve only been back for 2 months! Cut me some slack–I WILL get you all through this safe, sound, and satisfied. Day 5 – Midelt Our drive from Fes that morning was a gorgeous one up through

Made in Morocco (Pt. 2): Recapping My Two Week Tour

Day 3 – Meknes, Volubilis, & Fes Meknes wasn’t as truly a memorable day or location compared to others on our agenda. Not that it wasn’t worth seeing. The morning found me temporarily alone with my included breakfast of yogurt, eggs, bread (duh), olives and coffee, for which I’

Made in Morocco: Recapping My Two Week Tour

Why Morocco? Of all the many questions I’ve received about my recent trip, that’s the most common. A very close second, of course, is “what was your favorite part?” And while I still don’t have a direct answer for that one yet, maybe you will by the

Travel Journal Archives: Iceland and Beyond: Days 7 and 8

Friday, May 5th, 2017, Dalvik to Borgarfjordur: As I predicted, my written recap of journal entries decreased with each day of this trip, not for lack of things to write about, but because I got too caught up in conversations and moments and told myself I’d write them all

Travel Journal Archives: Iceland and Beyond: Days 5 and 6

Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017, East Fjords: On the bus again that morning, headed east, we finally glimpsed blue skies. [https://i1.wp.com/2.bp.blogspot.com/-NYvPqqVGqeY/WXFR1BgT4mI/AAAAAAAALvY/BQ5XlHk2gyEyaLpatb7n766LIcOUVIj9ACLcBGAs/s1600/IMG_9659.jpg?ssl=1] There’s nothing like the flat marsh lands that abruptly meet the dramatic

Travel Journal Archives: Iceland and Beyond: Days 3 and 4

I realize I’m going to lose you all if I continue this one-article-per-vacation-day business, so here’s my attempt to consolidate. Sort of. Monday, May 1st, 2017: Arctic Adventures [https://adventures.is/] 6 Day Tour Around 4 am, I woke to the sound of violent winds trying to force

Travel Journal Archives: Iceland and Beyond: Day 2

Sunday, April 30th, 2017: Reykjavik (Rake-ya-vick): I’m not really the best sleeper–not that I don’t love sleep, because I thoroughly enjoy it, when I get it–but a deep, restful sleep doesn’t always come easy to me unless the conditions are perfect. Not too warm, no