What did we do in Lagos? Answer: as little as possible. After waking up early and hungry, we get breakfast, decide to chance walking around and buy postcards for our traditional cards to the kids in the family. We buy an iPad charger and I start working on the photo book for this trip, to be able to order it before Christmas.
The hotel reminds me of a Christmas tree, with electricity and generator alternating often several times an hour. The iPad charger explodes. We have a quiet dinner at the hotel, calculating our remaining Naira and request a taxi for 4.45am the next morning to take us to the airport.
That one shows up 30 minutes late, the airport is okay, we make our connecting flight in Casablanca (giving us the opportunity to call some of our Moroccan contacts) and everything goes relatively smoothly to get us back home. Dusty, tired, but satisfied....
The hotel reminds me of a Christmas tree, with electricity and generator alternating often several times an hour. The iPad charger explodes. We have a quiet dinner at the hotel, calculating our remaining Naira and request a taxi for 4.45am the next morning to take us to the airport.
That one shows up 30 minutes late, the airport is okay, we make our connecting flight in Casablanca (giving us the opportunity to call some of our Moroccan contacts) and everything goes relatively smoothly to get us back home. Dusty, tired, but satisfied....
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