For those of you who didn´t know, my camera died in Tarifa, hence no pictures from there or Africa yet... lets just say there isn´t much that a bunch of euros can´t fix, haha.
And now for a photo tour of my weekend in Tarifa and Africa!

This was our amazing hostel.

This is the strangest bar every. We went to it the night before Africa. Not only do they serve beer, it is a shoe store. No lie. I asked which came first the shoe store or the bar and they said whatever you want. She then tried to sell me a pair of sandals...

This was the ferry we took to Africa. Don´t be deceived... the 35 minute journey to there is closer to an hour, haha.

Us leaving, Tarifa in the background.

Big boat make big wave.

Waiting in line to get our passports checked.

The group, the downtown quarter to our backs.

This could be a visa commercial. Yada yada yada, riding a camel in Africa: priceless!

The main park that seperates the new city from the old.

Winding yarn that will be used to make rugs in the room nextdoor.

I´ve come to terms with the fact that nobody other than americans know how to handle raw meat.

About to be given a demonstration in an herb and spices shop.

Begging children in Africa are a special breed. You don´t speek Arabic? Great, cause these 8 year olds speak English, Spanish, French and a little bit of German too!

The main port, right before we went back to spain.
Well, there ya go. Go ahead and just add a couple stamps to your own passport because that was pretty much what happened.
5 comentarios:
You sure know how to make a Mom wait for new info, but when it comes, oh boy! Great pictures! I'm so glad you got your camera repaired and back in your hands. Any travel plans for the weekend? Priceless, indeed!
Love you, Mom
Great pics. So glad you are in them too. Looks like a compatible bunch of friends. Camels? I don't know about that. A shoe store in a bar - now that I could handle. (:-) You know how I love shoes. Gotcha!
Stay safe and keep those posts coming.
Love you, Grandma
Love the pics... so glad the camera is back so we can see the sights (sites?) with you. I especially love the camel shot... indeed, priceless. Love ya
Dad
Did you actually get the stamp in your passport? If you did, I am VERY jealous. I didn't get a stamp in my passport for France or Monaco? I have a stamp-less passport. :-(
yes, I´m up to 5 stamps now... by the end, I should have 14 or 16... hopefully
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