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Abomey’s reputation is larger than life, where you can still catch a glimpse of the throne set on human...text/html2008-04-12T17:26:23+01:00http://therandymon.comThe Stilt Village of Ganvié
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If you were to send back only one photograph from your trip to Benin, it would be of Ganvié....text/html2008-03-30T03:11:44+01:00http://therandymon.comH is for Harmattan
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The Harmattan descends upon Benin in a pale, chilling mist, obscuring the horizon, blotting out the buildings in other neighborhoods,...text/html2008-02-05T11:31:53+01:00http://therandymon.comChasing the Whale: the Tourism Industry Starts Here
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When the captain started the diesel engines the giant steel military ship shuddered to life. It backed away clumsily...text/html2008-02-03T11:08:10+01:00http://therandymon.comYear End at Land's End:Tangier
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New Year's Eve, 2007 finds us at the gateway to North Africa: Tangier, Morocco. A sin-city only a generation...text/html2008-01-30T16:33:28+01:00http://therandymon.comSt. Andrew's Caretaker
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The best memories of travel are of the people we meet along the way. This is, after all, why...text/html2008-01-28T12:59:22+01:00http://therandymon.comThe Tower Builders
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Touring Morocco means spending long hours looking up, because the Islamic architects that crafted Morocco's most dramatic cities carried their...text/html2008-01-22T13:24:52+01:00http://therandymon.comThe Train to Tangier
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To my right was a taciturn gentleman hunched into the corner, to my left a young man clutching a folded...text/html2008-01-16T08:00:31+01:00http://therandymon.comTea in Meknes
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Tea in Meknes with
Two cubes of sugar,
Sunlight fading against the
Old city wall.text/html2008-01-13T05:36:17+01:00http://therandymon.comThe Footsteps of the Merenids: Fes
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The year is 1248: North Africa has been Islamicized for six centuries and Fes has grown under Sultan Idriss II...