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Place de Municipalité @ Kénitra Traditional Geocache

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paulohercules: Walk of wild love That a day the crow whitens, and that this day one says you: 'The sea to dry is fallow, and this is the honey that one draws in the middle of the pink bay leaf, and one finds the acacia without thorn and the snake without venin, inoffensive the bullets, and that the powder to the flames does more not break itself' : I no longer want to leave you, my love, that that day!

When the moon climbs to the sky, that I heard it to say, and that the mouflon, o God, will drink while running, me I await it one upstream, this beautiful game that I aim, I say to the Jew: 'Pulls therefore! What your notch be evident! '! 'I raised, he says, the chien,mais my weapon loosened taken. ..” During, I spoiled the mouflon, that buried itself while climbing.

Goes you in, o you that says: Love is without cloud! What it be you fish of now that slips between two waters, wing of ignorant grasshopper the rest, hawk that takes the escape to the more top of the clouds, unending way where your effort exhausts itself, or abrupt climbed where cracks your momentum, or well again dune where the sand gets stuck you, cliff of the fear or snake stomach!

Berber text anonymous, collected chleuh to Assa (Circle of Goulimine), in 1939, and translates by Vincent Monteil

The End!

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[FR]

Kénitra, qui signifie "petit pont" en arabe est une ville du Maroc.
Connue durant le protectorat français
(1932–1956) sous le nom de Port-Lyautey et située à 40 km au nord de Rabat, la capitale.
En mars 1956, lorsque le Maroc devint indépendant, la ville reprit son nom d'origine et fut donc renommée Kenitra.
Capitale économique de la région du Gharb au nord-ouest du pays, Kénitra est considérée aujourd'hui comme l'une des principales villes marocaines.
Elle est réputée entre autres pour son exportation de produits agricoles, et est souvent citée comme étant la capitale agricole du Maroc.
Est la quatrième ville industrielle du pays.




[EN]

Kenitra, arabic name transliterated is Q'nitra "the little bridge".
Kenitra is a city in Morocco, formerly (1932–1956) known as Port Lyautey.
It was renamed "Kenitra" in 1956 as Morocco gained it's independence.
Kenitra has grown rapidly to be a shipping centre for agricultural produce (mainly fruit), fish, timber, and lead and zinc ores.
The city’s industrial area lies upstream of the port.
It has a port on the Sebou River and is the capital of the Gharb-Chrarda-Béni Hssen region.
The port at Kenitra, at the mouth of the Sebou river, was opened in 1913.
It soon became the best river port in Morocco.
During the Cold War Kenitra's U.S. Naval Air Facility served as a stopping point in North Africa.

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