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Perched above the harbour, it’s here Equi meets Chief Inspector Inman at the novel’s beginning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511820735544-38ZTX2U08QJH4GQCJ0KG/p.108+bottom.jpg Tangier - Renschhausen The famous Renschhausen (extant) building, near the port contained amongst other things a casino and a cinema. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511820816022-ZPZ8XZOAMUAMWMEGNJJ9/p.107+top.jpg Tangier - El Minzah The El Minzah before its pool and gardens were constructed. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511820857970-ZY6WBJNA7QLX9QG80PJY/p.102+top.jpg Tangier - The Hotel Cecil Hotel Cecil full view from beach (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511820899738-1IZ7C50FVOAPIF8OW65B/p.104+top.jpg Tangier - Hotel Grand Villa de France Equi meets Commissioner Joubert for the first time outside the gates of the Hotel Villa de France. Matisse stayed here and painted his “View from the Hotel de France” in 1912. Refurbished, it is again open. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511820963702-Q8X32ZC984TRGPZGIHZI/p.105+bottom.jpg Tangier - Grand Valentina Hotel The vanished Grand Valentina is the model for the fictional Valetina owned by Signor Scalforatta and his daughter Nuria, who become Equi’s friends. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821025536-C5K3XYDNX5LM2GNDJVFF/p.86+top.jpg Tangier - Rue des Siaghines (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821097890-NYZNUDIW0MPAD31XEJKP/p.51+bottom.jpg Tangier - Grand Socco (a) (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821219516-4DDXCS7SPA44Q4JHRVUT/p.51+top.jpg Tangier - Grand Socco (b) (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821279685-VA43VBK1X26GI3E3NI5P/p.77+bottom.jpg Tangier - Place du Telegraphe Anglais The Café des Colonnes where Equi and Hurtado meet is based on a café that once stood here. The road sloping upwards leads to the Marshan quarter and the rock cut Punic tombs, where a body is found. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821364468-66G548RZLHGTY5WRQMNE/p.80+bottom.jpg Tangier - The French Legation Thirties (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821456217-6G2ZIODR51B0DJ1WFKOZ/p.108+top.jpg Tangier - Teatro Cervantes Thirties (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511821524826-GI88OYHUCI2RUMEOAW54/p.113.jpg Tangier - Boulevard Pasteur (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511983907896-401PYFV6Q6AO2GM810CA/p.116+bottom.jpg Tangier - Boulevard Pasteur (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511984030976-S0Y32YE4VCS1ZY0TA464/p.115+bottom.jpg Tangier - Place de France The Grand Café de Paris where Equi has coffee with Inspector Paula. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511984169450-D6L6VH1BVOEWLWVX8X8Z/p.115+top.jpg Tangier - French Legation and Cafe de Paris Thirties (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511984367976-KS8NVKMWF6KDV5ZGUZQL/p.117+bottom.jpg Tangier - International Administration building Equi comes here, at the corner of the Boulevard and Rue de Statut, to meet Police Commissioner Joubert. (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511984506035-I6PEQDPGTUE2N85HCGU2/p.117+top.jpg Tangier - Ville Nouvelle (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511984892871-DCYOTFH9FKY835P3M4DQ/p.118+bottom.jpg Tangier - Villas on the Rue de Belgique (Courtesy of Philip Abensur) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511985385313-278Z8FQDO0C64C2C25GX/p.97+bottom.jpg Tangier - Italian Institute A former exiled sultan’s palace, the Institute served the Italian community in Tangier and projected the influence of Mussolini in Tangier by holding cultural events. Refugees from Spanish Morocco were housed here in the early days of the Spanish civil war. 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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511771888184-PLARQVMPY1CDTCU7GWWG/grandsocco.jpg Equi's Postcards Grand Socco Of course I eat! I hired an Italian housekeeper, Giosetta. More later. GS is the main market. Its aromas – a mixed bag -- flood my office. This expanse divides medina from Ville Nouvelle/European town. Giosetta prefers food here to European markets. Yes, for god’s sake I tend to my teeth. Everyday I walk by a giant dentist sitting on a stool with a pile of teeth he has pulled at his feet. He winks at me and wriggles his fingers. Apparently he doesn’t use pliers. How could I forget? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511771328837-VMC6MQPOKT1K3MAMSA2R/boulevardpasteur.jpg Equi's Postcards Boulevard Pasteur Yes, I get out, don't worry. The "Boulevard" is the axis of the European quarter. Reputedly resembles French Algiers or Oran. Art Deco and Beaux Arts buildings, cafes, shops, restaurants (Fuentes is best). At night the Spanish take their sombre paseo here and the Avenue d'Espagne: nothing like our passeggiata. They don't laugh - ever. Perhaps it's the war in Spain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511771510361-G0PXIXBVPQA5J8FH0DKY/ruedesiaghines.jpg Equi's Postcards Rue des Siaghines European high street in the medina or native quarter. New Boulevard in the Ville Nouvelle now more fashionable. Note Spanish church steeple. In Petit Socco (square) old expats and Spanish republicans frequent venerable Café Central. Espresso is not potable. Entertainments include a man with snake that bites his face. Snake charmer? Venom glands removed -- presumably. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511769033980-6I49YGU8G05HOS5E3WGS/hotelvalentina.jpg Equi's Postcards Hotel Valentina My Italian housekeeper/cook worked here. On my first day I was called to a birthday party on the beach by the hotel. An Englishman shot dead an injured horse. Berber owner was not pleased. More later. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511772666772-7TPE89JYN7MNWBGMA8Z8/placedetelegrapheanglais.jpg Equi's Postcards Place de Telegraphe Anglais Noted: you’re concerned that I make friends. Most nights I meet Hurtado my friend at a nearby café. Bohemian oasis. He is a journalist of sorts and lives above the café. The espresso needs no excuses. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511771974810-R4QAJMC5T69E386Z1P6V/ruedessanfrancisco.jpg Equi's Postcards Rue des San Francisco Tangier is musical. Church bells on the hour, muezzins call to prayers five times a day. Tower on the left is the English church St. Andrew’s. My office is across the street overlooking Grand Socco marketplace. The road goes south out of town to the Christian cemetery. Trouble there recently. More later. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511772795121-YVB0TPF58CDEHSXZ6UPG/hotelelminzah.jpg Equi's Postcards Hotel El Minzah When you come . . . the new sultan of Tangier’s hotels awaits. American built it for his palace. Marquis of Bute bought it and much else in Tangier. I suppose you know him? Had drinks here after a murder victim’s funeral then a few days later, after her murderer’s burial. More later. As to your query about companionship: NO. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511799582556-CXK6UQP8NRRXT1Q50CE8/placedefrance.jpg Equi's Postcards Place de France No, I’m not too old to “peddle about.” My cycling club ride finishes here on Sunday mornings. Café de Paris and Café de Normandie serve disgusting ersatz espresso. Supporters of France prefer the Paris. I find the Normandie more congenial. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/59ed52c5b07869946966973b/1511768681816-LFQR2IAID03S0RKVAI4L/hotelcontinental.jpg Equi's Postcards The Hotel Continental Ashore. Spent my first night here. Oldest hotel in Tangier, it overlooks the harbour. Spain’s coast visible northwards. Met my boss Chief Inspector Inman, a Scot from India, for drink on the terrace. 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