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*People met on my backpacking 95 – The sounds of nature were all the same-11

The Old Medina was among the best

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The first day on the African continent was bright. The rooster crowed and the bird chirped. The dog barked too. A baby crying was also heard. Even the sound of cleaning the courtyard with a broom was pleasantly heard. It was beautiful. It had nothing to do with our rural sentiments (At least those born before the Korean War(1950) understand what I mean.)

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We see this phenomenon and say that all the places where people live are the same. If we leave out all things such as human-made culture and civilization, after all, the sounds of nature that we hear at dawn like this are the same and natural wherever we go. That is, it was beautiful. There was no better or worse. It just looked and sounded natural. Then it felt as beautiful as it was. This nature was not at all different there on the African continent. No matter how strong the wave of modernization with mechanical civilization at the forefront, I hoped this beautiful nature will not change.

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Steve came back from a morning jog. He circled around the Al Mohad wall to the beach. He said it was very beautiful and suggested that I go see it. We went out for breakfast. The conversation continued during the meal. Any story would be ok. It's especially the case with Westerners. Sitting without a word went beyond awkwardness and led to anxiety.

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After a quick meal at the bakery, we each started our tour. I first went to a beach called Kasbah Udaiya. The mood of the beach was all the same, but this place was slightly different. People who enjoyed sailing and windsurfing were all Westerners, and all those fishing were locals. When I asked a local fisherman why he was fishing, he said he was preparing the food of the day.

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At that moment, the angler I was watching grabbed the fishing rod vigorously. A fairly large fish, about 30 cm tall, was caught. His (early 30s) smile was full of happiness. He looked so cool I took a picture. When I looked through his net bag, there were a few fish the size of the palm of his hand. When asked him, he said that big fish were sold in the market. His eyes, staring at me, were filled with the will to live. Traces of a lot of hard work remained on his face.

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Small and large rocks were scattered on the shore. It's a natural breakwater. The coast decorated with white foam was so beautiful. My eyes caught a pair of young girl and boy sitting on a large rock. I wondered what they were doing there. I approached them. They leaned on each other's shoulders, hummed and listened to cassette music. It was an American pop song. It was a moment when I realized the globalization of American culture once again. The boy was eagerly explaining something to the girl. I wanted to hear their story, but in vain. They spoke only French. I greeted them who made eye contact with me with a light smile and left quickly. Prayed that their love to come to fruition.

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I turned to Medina (the old town of the Muwahid dynasty). It was a region surrounded by the walls of Andalusia and the walls of Almohad. This place was so crowded and cluttered that I was distracted. However, I could feel the scent of the African continent deeply here. I truly, for a long time, felt like I was in the real Africa. Their shabby attire, dark brown skin, and a huge wave of people were very impressive to me. After all, wherever I go, I always visit traditional markets(Medina) because of this genuine human scent (attractiveness).

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Every shop and every alley was full of their daily necessities, groceries, and traditional crafts. Various vessels and wares made of silver and copper were no exception. There were various accessories, antiques and carpets, as well as leather goods. I was able to get a closer look at the daily life of ordinary people as I walked around the alleys, where fish and meat were sold, and where fruits and vegetables were sold. It was as if I had seen a huge African market and museum.

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Of course, I always had a bit of anxiety. As I said before, these people's eyes on people were very intense. Besides, they asked me endless questions. The words I was tired of hearing were 'Gina' or 'Nippon'. When I said 'Korea' to them, they looked at me strangely (It was the case back then). Because they were still unfamiliar with Korea. So I came up with a clever idea. I mean, I emphasized ¡®Seoul Korea¡¯ over and over again two or three times as a means to let them know that I was a Korean. The more I told them this, the longer the memory would last. It was like repeating a kind of intensive class.

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