Details
One of the many things I love about going on holiday is the wealth of new details which I'm able to bring home with me as souvenirs. Like:
If you leave a piece of kebab on the side of your plate at a stall in Marrakesh's Djmaa El Fnaa square, the hand of a beggar appears from the surrounding shadows and whisks it away.
Figs and dates blended with cinnamon and cumin make a fantastic drink.
The zebra crossing lights in Granada feature a 30 second countdown and an animated image of a man who walks faster and faster as the countdown reaches zero.
Cars should not be allowed in Arcos De La Frontera.
MacDonald's in Marrakesh is a magnet for Ferraris and prostitutes.
Couscous tastes the same wherever you go.
Wi-fi sounds much cooler when it's pronounced "wee-fee".
You can't walk around Seville Cathedral and be angry at the same time.
If you leave a piece of kebab on the side of your plate at a stall in Marrakesh's Djmaa El Fnaa square, the hand of a beggar appears from the surrounding shadows and whisks it away.
Figs and dates blended with cinnamon and cumin make a fantastic drink.
The zebra crossing lights in Granada feature a 30 second countdown and an animated image of a man who walks faster and faster as the countdown reaches zero.
Cars should not be allowed in Arcos De La Frontera.
MacDonald's in Marrakesh is a magnet for Ferraris and prostitutes.
Couscous tastes the same wherever you go.
Wi-fi sounds much cooler when it's pronounced "wee-fee".
You can't walk around Seville Cathedral and be angry at the same time.
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