To Oujda and Beyond
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From Fes and Meknes, the journey to Oujda was
amazing. By train, you could see the landscape changing before your very eyes. It began in the lush and verdant valleys of Fes, and within four hours everything began to dry up. |
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Also the people were |
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They also didn't mind having their |
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One thing remained the same, however: there
were still hardly any women in public. We were still traveling in a man's world! |
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