Pedestrians and Kasbah Walls - Rabat - Morocco
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Esgueire-se pelas ruelas pintadas de azul da Kasbah dos Oudaias, onde o rio encontra o mar e as muralhas brilham em ocre ao pôr do sol. Uma vila de bolso para quem caminha e se senta nos cafés acima do Bou Regreg. outrora fortaleza de corsários, conforme se relata; a fama romântica supera a documentada, portanto modere o tilintar de sabres.
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