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.

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Jan Robinson writes about travel on her Budget Travel Talk blog. A solo traveller in her teens, for the last 40 years Jan has travelled through Australia, Asia, Europe, Turkey and New Zealand with her husband. They specialise in road trips, caravanning and Independent travel without spending a fortune. Her favourite destination is Turkey and she is currently dreaming of Myanmar and Mexico.

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