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Flags mark the lines/nets/pots of the Fishermen of Essaouira

Essaoiura Blue

May 21, 2012 By Jan Robinson 3 Comments

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Essaoiura will remain in my heart forever as blue.  A fitting way to remember a city dominated by the blue of ocean and boats and sky.

A special blue.

Essaoiura Blue.

Flags mark the lines/nets/pots of the Fishermen of EssaouiraBlue Harbour Fence EssaouiraBoats and Nets at Essaouira PortHarbour BluesImage of Seagulls and SkyEssaouira on my mindOrderly Blue BoatsCatch of the day - Blue City of Essaouira

 

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