Author Archives: saxonbrown
Santander
I’ve got a confession to make. I started watching the (available on Netflix series) Grand Hotel. It takes place in a fictional town in northern coastal Spain. It was a ridiculous and over the top soap. So, part of my … Continue reading
Pamplona to San Sebastián
Harrowing drive. More details to come
Barcelona quickie
Not what you think, perverts. Content to come
From Marrakech to Barcelona
Marrakech airport is lovely. But the interesting thing is this: I am on a flight to Barcelona watching a silent movie. The movie is called “One Too Many”, starring Oliver Hardy (1916).
Essaouria 20-24 feb 2016
Essaouria (pronounced Ess-warra) is a 3 hour bus ride north of Agadir. The ride is beautiful, mostly rolling along a deserted coastline with impressive waves. Essaouria means “small fortress”, referring to the walled part of the city that has been … Continue reading
Around Agadir and Taghazout. February 2016
There are a couple of reasons that I chose to be here. I was well ready to leave Zimbabwe, but wasn’t sure where to go. I also didn’t really want to leave Africa just yet. I only had lightweight clothes … Continue reading
I’m off on the road to Morocco
A long trip, but so happy I chose to go. Other solo female travel bloggers almost convinced me not to. They are idiots. Still with the bad ankles, I arrange the handicapped services at the airports. My flight path will … Continue reading
Victoria Falls
The trip from Harare to Victoria Falls is simple and a reasonable fare on Fastjet. Small airport, the kombi picking me up was driven by Innocent. This is something I see a lot of in Zimbabwe- children are named after … Continue reading
Terroir Travel 