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Buying powder Chefchaouen

Our driver turned to show us his toothy grin and the car swerved to the edge of a lush, green marijuana plantation — just to prove the point. We managed to avoid squashing any plants, before continuing our trek through the Rif Mountains , towards Tangier. The Rif Mountains are also home to Jews, Berbers, Andalusians, ancient villages, rare and protected species like native Barbary Macaques and scented cedar forests. We tried, without much success, to question our driver on the logistics; especially as he was so enthusiastic about it. Instead, he pulled over at a roadside shack with the usual display of dusty Coke cans and Marlboro Lights on a wooden plank. As it happened, he was perfectly fine, though decidedly more animated than before. Anxious to make the ferry to Spain before nightfall, we politely refused his offer. So, we diverted to Chefchaouen. The town tumbles down the edge of an arid mountain landscape, stone houses shining blue and white in the sun. A maze of cobalt to sky blue to aquamarine alleyways weave through bougainvillea-lined arches, leading to shops and restaurants. The smells of mint tea, kif and tagines waft from rooftop cafes and sleepy cats curl into ceramic pots. Women swathed in red and white Berber skirts with straw hats deliver bread around town, kids play ball games among the legs of strolling couples and local taxi drivers, chefs and labourers smoke and chat against blue-rinsed walls. The Medina makes for a relaxing shopping experience, in comparison to Fez and Marrakech , with leather goods, hand-made knitted hats, rugs, lanterns, teapots and all the typical Moroccan souvenirs you can possibly cram into your suitcase. At the end of a long trek up and down the narrow streets, the town square, Plaza Uta el-Hammam, provides a shady haven for a seat, served with a dose of lazy people watching. We could smell lemon chicken and saffron tagines, so we demolished two, followed by pastry layered with custard and fragrant, orange-almond sauce. Sitting nearby, a man with a mane of dreadlocks sketched a woman in a wide-brimmed, floppy hat. Four local men sat in a perfect circle, puffing on intricately patterned shisha pipes and the smell of apple tobacco mixed with our decadent desserts. We were approached by a local trekking guide, offering trips to the limestone rocks at Sfiha Telj and Ain Tissimlane spring. Trekking in the Rif Mountains is both easy and rewarding, with options to go for the day or camp for a few nights among the cedar trees. Naturally, he was trying to sell us something, but the effort he put into the sales pitch and the friendliness with which he delivered it, was delightful all the same. By this time though, I was nearly crying in my pastry. In all of my travels, the places I find spontaneously are nearly always the ones I never want to leave. Looking around, I realised many of the people lounging in the square were foreign to Morocco. Not tourists, but long-term travellers, content to stay still in the contradictory atmosphere of peace and busy local life. Life Coaching Blog. Struggling to Manifest? How to Keep it Simple. How to Find Emotional Fulfillment. Buy The Gypsy Trail. Beautiful, beautiful town. Best town in Morocco. Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email. You may also like. Top Destinations for Slow Travel. Visit Guanajuato: A Panoramic Marvel. Looking For Thrills? Cheapest Tourist Destinations in Asia. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Loading Comments Email Name Website.