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When I wake up this morning and look at my cell phone, I see that it's already half past seven. But I also see a harsh comment from a reader of our blog. - But more on that later, because I need a coffee first. - When we look out of the bus shortly afterwards, cup in hand, it's much more colorful than yesterday. Our two Austrian girls and previous neighbors are on their way to Morocco. - Two young, sporty, not too ugly girls, alone in a VW bus through Morocco? - I think that's a daring idea. I have all the more respect for the courage. - So let's keep our fingers crossed that everything goes well. - Sebastian's old Ford Transit from Germany has now been left behind. - He's sleeping in today - he deserves it, the boys spent a long time climbing yesterday.<\/p>\n
Later, two of the boys also make their way towards the ferry. So once again it's time to say goodbye. - I always find it enriching to get to know and appreciate new people with new ideas and new hobbies. We find that we have much faster and more intensive contacts on the road. In my previous job, I had to deal with different people every day. - But here we learn to assess people even more quickly. - As always in life, there are such and such. - What we also learn on this tour is to say goodbye.<\/p>\n
It's time for us to leave the mountain too. We want to make a detour to Tarifa today. As soon as we reach the valley, we see a long sandy beach to our right - are we mistaken, or are there campers there? - Without further ado, we decide to stop and explore the area as a possible pitch for the night. - There is indeed a camper and behind it a large bus, which has apparently also been converted into a motorhome. - Suddenly I see another old Mercedes bus behind it. The color combination looks familiar. And as it turns out, this is Pascal, whom we met a few weeks ago on the 70th day of our trip in Portugal, near Aljezur to be precise. Shortly afterwards, or rather nine days later, we met him again at Praia do Burgau, near Lagos. Coincidence? - But all good things come in threes, so we meet him for a third time today, 64 days after we first met and almost 500 kilometers further south. - So it's not just a question of saying goodbye, but also of welcoming him back.<\/p>\n
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We make an appointment for later and drive to Tarifa - first we have to explore a new supermarket. Otherwise our breakfast would be in bad shape. - On the way, we discover the first street art. No. 1 by Axel Void, who was born to a Haitian mother and a Spanish father, grew up in Spain and studied fine arts in C\u00e1diz. He lived in Berlin until he moved to Miami in 2013. - No. 2 by Vincent Abadie Hafez - ZEPHA _ No. 3 Abdellatif Moustad.<\/p>\n
We are totally impressed by his work. - A few minutes after our shopping trip, we sit on a wall on the beach and not only have a hearty breakfast, but also have a chance to talk about these pictures.<\/p>\n
What is the most important destination in Tarifa? Of course, the Isla de Tarifa. From here, Africa seems close enough to touch. In fact, it is just 15 kilometers away. But the crucial thing is that this is where the border between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean runs.<\/p>\n
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