Dard Ghalaf/Mers Sultan/Mc Do in Casablanca, Morocco

Weekend #26 photos I shot in Dard Ghalaf/Mers Sultan/Mc Do 
Mc Do comes from McDonald’s!
Wait…

Now, let’s go! Jalla, jalla!

You find everything here!

A lot of people…
I almost went nuts here…
Need a chair or safety box?
Or a new chandelier? No? How about…
…tea?
Thank you!

What do you think about this Moroccan talent…

Have a great weekend everyone!

And
Happy 4th of July!





Unknown Mami

0 thoughts on “Dard Ghalaf/Mers Sultan/Mc Do in Casablanca, Morocco”

  1. >>KADY
    See you on Friday! 🙂

    >>JEN
    Thanks for your visit!

    >>JOANNA JENKINS
    That's true – you never know what you'll find! 🙂

    >>ANGIE
    It was interesting to visit but too many people and shops too close to each others…but it was worth to visit!

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  2. This is the kind of place I love to roam around in searing for treasures and foods. You just never know what you'll find. Thanks for the tour.

    jj

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  3. >>CASSIE
    Quite a mix – market and MJ wanna-be, side by side. But so true here…

    >>SONYA
    You're right. Here in Casa it's easy and cheap to buy fruits and vegetables but very expensive in Finland.

    >>WANDERLUST
    Colorful – for all senses! that's true! 🙂

    >>JUST JODY
    Thanks! 🙂

    >>MANANG KIM
    Let's smile together! 🙂

    >>MARLA
    But this post is nothing to compare to your story, oh man!
    What a lady you are! 🙂

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  4. What a fantastic market!! I always love the food sections the most because you can try fruits and vegetables and other items that you might not see in your own country. Since moving to the netherlands I find myself searching out new things to try.
    Happy 4th of July:)

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  5. What a wonderful open air market! I'd go nuts for the nuts too!! The Michael Jackson wanna-be…not so much. hehe. Happy SSS to you.

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  6. >>MYTHO
    It really is full of everything! Whatever you need you get it there… 🙂

    >>KIM
    This was my first time and really didn't know how to play but hopefully next time goes better!

    >>SUSU
    LOL! We were there about an hour and that was enough. Too much…everything! 🙂
    Hope you've had a nice weekend too!

    >>LEPIS
    They sold barber shop chairs etc.! True! What you need you get it there! 🙂

    >>STASH MAMA
    I did but I guess I didn't do really well – maybe better next week!

    >>NICOLE
    There are a zillion guys who work hard to earn their bread as shoe shine boys/men, selling fresh fruits, vegetables, valet boys/men etc.

    >>ANGIE
    Virtual traveling is great too! By visiting many new blogs I've learned a lot of new things and met many great bloggers – thanks to blog hopping! 🙂

    >>ALICIA
    I asked Gigi – everything is clearer now…I wish I had more comments from all those 33 blogs I left a comment…Maybe next time. And if not this might be a wrong meme to try to connect with other bloggers…we'll see. It’s been very quiet this weekend because of the holidays…Thanks for your comment.

    >>ANGELA
    You're right!
    Markets here are totally different what we have in Finland for example.
    But we have places where you can buy recycled furniture etc.

    >>LAURA
    I agree. Open eyes and mind and we learn a lot. Maybe mostly of ourselves…

    >>SONIA
    I wonder how many hours he's practiced!
    That place really had a feeling of its own…

    >>UYEN
    Lucky me! 🙂 At the end we didn't buy anything because we didn't find what we were looking for. And you really need somebody with you who speaks Arabic if you want to negotiate about the prices…

    >>TROTTER
    Thanks! We've been unpacking, cleaning, driving around, swimming…busy weekend! 🙂

    >>RACHEL
    Come, come and take you there! 🙂

    >>MAMI
    You too, come and I take you there! 🙂

    >>NANA
    Thanks! That market is unique!

    >>ARIJA
    Thanks! 🙂

    >>GEMMA
    You can't avoid shadows there! That place is worth to visit!

    >>RNSANE
    I guess the feeling and smell was the same in this market.
    Of course every market has its own atmosphere…

    >>TRACY
    Lively post and lively weekend! We've been busy trying to do something at home and be outside because the sun was shining first time for a long time!

    >>LEENA
    Ei taalla kaikkea kestakaan. Meille riitti tunti tuolla markkinahumussa.
    Tama on niin valtava kaupunki, etta tutkittavaa riittaisi varmaan vuosiksi vaikka joka paiva.
    Taalla oli pitkaan pilvista mutta lamminta. Viikonloppu on ollut aurinkoinen mika on ollut tosi mukavaa!
    Kosteusprosentti vaan pyorii 80 kieppeilla ja vaatteet liimaantuu kiinni jos yrittaa jotain puuhastella. Suihku on ollut kaytossa tiheaan! 🙂

    >>RAJESH
    Thanks!

    >>CARRIE
    I visited your site but I didn't realize that there are two of you and posted a comment also to the other blog! 🙂
    Thanks for your visit!

    >>LYNN
    Stories…we noticed how one young boy was running like an arrow. After a moment an older man came shouting at him…I guess young one stole something and elder one was running after him…

    >>TARA R.
    So much to see, you're right! 🙂

    >>MAY
    But you didn't! That's good. It would've been a long way to come and help you! 🙂

    THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR COMMENTS!
    Have a great week ahead!

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  7. OK, I was very happy to have my quiet American country Sunday until I saw this…I want to go to your market today!

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  8. Kiitokset kommentistasi sivullani!
    Ei voi yksitoikkoisuudesta moittia näkymiäsi, en taitaisi enää oppia elämään siellä, parin viikon visiitti olisi ok 🙂
    Nyt istun mökin kuistilla ja katselen järvelle lämpömittarin lukemien noustessa koko ajan – alkavalle viikolle luvassa 26 – 30 Suomeen, siis hyvät mökki ilmat.

    Good beginning week to you – buy plenty of nuts 😉

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  9. There is so much gorgeous colour in this set of photos. A wonderful and lively post!

    I hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend 🙂

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  10. Twice, on transatlantic cruises, I've stopped in Tangier. The market was wonderful I especially loved the spices! The sights and smells were amazing and the tea we had was so special. Of course, the exoticness of our surroundings made it all so much more exciting!

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  11. how lucky are you? I would go shopping crazy if I were there! Awesome photos! Thanks for visiting my blog. Have an awesome weekend!

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  12. He is really talented. I just wish he followed the music with his fantastic steps so they are in sync. The markets are great too. I could smell the food.

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  13. It is always fun to see how people from different parts of the world live. I would love to walk through the market place.

    Stopping by from SITS & Mississippi!

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  14. I'm not sure I'm the person to ask about linking up because this is not my meme, but you may want to ask Gigi of Kludgymom. She's on the list too at the top. Love the photo of the nuts. Have a great weekend.

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  15. I would love to go there and just walk the streets and observe the culture. Of course I'd enjoy doing that just about any country. I like to people watch and try new foods. I"m following you from blog hop friday. Stop by when you get a chance: http://www.luvsavingmoney.info

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  16. That looks like one cool mix of Kuwaiti and Korean markets.
    Love how that tea guy just sells his stuff from there 🙂

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  17. Wow theres so much looks fun! Hello I am now following you! And glad I found you! I would looove a follow back 😉 And come by and link up for Playdates Friday Follow! Stash Mama

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