#el jadida

[shinee-is-back]

Sidi Bouzid, Morocco

[postcard-from-the-past]

Dwellings in the neighbourhoods of Mazagan, modern-day El Jadida, Morocco

French vintage postcard

[maslimanny]

The most beautiful Moroccan beaches, Oualidia Beach.. El Jadida and Asfi.

[hippography]

14. - MAZAGAN. Acrobates.  G. Coutier, édit., Mazagan. 

Alte Ansichtkarten.

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[ejcmedia]

L’ESJC vous plonge au cœur du Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida

Plongez dans l’univers envoûtant de la 14e édition du Salon du Cheval d’El Jadida (qui a eu lieu du 17 au 22 octobre 2023) avec notre émission spéciale, orchestrée par la passion et le dévouement des étudiants de l’ESJC. Découvrez l’élégance équine, explorez les coulisses du monde équestre et laissez-vous transporter par la grâce de ces majestueuses créatures. Attachez vos étriers, car notre…

[twofeetadventures]

On the Moroccan Coast - El Jadida and Oualidia

We continue south along the Moroccan coast. We visit El Jadida, Oualidia and spend a few relaxing days on the coast at Bhibeh.

After two nights in Asilah it was back on the road and we wanted to head south quickly. Casablanca and the Rabat we skipped and made only a short stopover for one night in Mohammediaas the local Camping Mimosa is only five minutes away from the motorway. It has lots of trees for shade and the showers were hot. Roosters, guinea fowl and cats visited us at our truck and the staff were friendly and helpful. More comfort ...

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[thesorceresstemple]

Manueline Cistern, El Jadida, Morocco

[heartxpirate]

Streets : El Jadida - Morocco .

[worldsandemanations]

Riad Dar El Malaika in El Jadida, Morocco

[postcard-from-the-past]

Indigenous huts on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean near Mazagan, modern-day El Jadida, Morocco

French vintage postcard

[prettyfuul]

Riad Dar El Malaika in El Jadida, Morocco

[yeesiine]

[oneamgirl]

I never thought the sound of an alarm clock would ever make me cry.

It was as if we were in our home back in El Jadida, my room was messy and she was walking straight towards it and I was walking behind her. Before she could say anything I told her that she shouldn't worry about my room and that I would clean it soon, if she could clean my older brother's room it would be better ( since he always dealt with mental health problems). We went to his room which was just right after you passed by mine. She started cleaning plates and food leftovers. Then my dad came into the picture.. nagging as always... He told her, "You really made him sardines for breakfast? No wonder he was mad" or something along those lines... I didn't remember correctly what he was nagging about but I remember it was food-related and something about sardines... Then suddenly I lifted my head and looked at Mom, it was as if I knew something was wrong about the whole situation and I kept looking at Mom and then I told them... "Wait mom is here!" and then I reached to her trying to touch her to make sure she was really here not just me dreaming or something because at this point everything felt extra real. I reached to her and I touched her and she didn't fade away and I was in awe, I told Dad "What happened ?? Mom came back??" no one answered me. Suddenly I jumped onto her lap while she was sitting and I hugged her so tightly and I told her: "Why can I touch you Mom? Is it because my time is getting closer? Is it because I'm going to join you soon? and she said don't say that Imane.." and I kept on hugging her as tightly as I could until the alarm clock ranged and this is the first time ever the sound of an alarm clock made me cry.

In a way... I didn't mind the feeling of being able to touch her even if it meant that my time might come sooner.. I really miss her to the point that I wouldn't mind joining her I guess... I never thought about it or felt this way about it before... I really really miss her although it doesn't feel like it on a daily basis, I guess I bury those feelings really well...

[thetransitgirl]

there is a train directly from casa port to el jadida

Yeah! That one's shown in orange on my Morocco map since it's a TNR line.