Auberge la vallee
Tagadirte, Ifrane
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Auberge la vallee Ifrane

Tagadirte Ifrane, 81100, Morocco

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Step 16: Ifrane, where your ears sweat...

A travel blog entry by audreyrattay

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... freely in the forest. I had the distinct pleasure of sharing my water with the monkey. I slowly stepped closer to it and it grabbed my open bottle with both hands as I tilted the bottle, pouring water into its mouth. What an experience. Sharing a life source with a wild animal. One of the coolest experiences of my life!

After the monkey business, we hiked to another scenic overview which was really difficult for all ...

Ifrane: A breath of fresh air

A travel blog entry by corinneconley

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... up to you and taking food out of your hands! I also rode a horse through the forest which was really beautiful. The men handling the horses all spoke Berber. Riding horses is always something I love doing, and I would love to become an experienced rider someday. It was nice to see some green scenery!
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Morocco

A travel blog entry by ryank5

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... to learn bereber or( arabic, i'm not sure what language)). since it appears that i have already written an essay, i'll make it quick. we walked around, we ate moroccan food, we bought olives and figs from a 12 year boy who convineed us to buy some by handing us olives in his nasty, dirty hands. but we got 2 types of olives and some figs all for 1 euro(a steal, i think), and we did a little shopping(like 5euro worth), but i can't say what i got because it ...

Setting Up base for the next 2 weeks

A travel blog entry by owlsaclionel

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... of. It can be accessed by car, but it is best to get a taxi to the petrol station and walk the rest, or run it as a warm up, as we did. The only thing you must watch out for if you are planning to run in Ifrane is that the plateau can get very flooded, and become a lake again. I'm not sure what time of they year it does this, I imagine it will be around winter time. You'll see some Moroccan international athletes training here, and see how comparatively rich ...

Here I go, blogging away again.

A travel blog entry by soulflexin

Oi, what a Tuesday. Four classes in a row is not fun whatsoever. It seems that although we're technically into our second week of classes that it is still the introductory period. The readings, assignments, and lectures at Al Akhawayn are quite simplified in comparison to Bonaventure. I suppose that is because English is the second, third or even fourth language of the student populous. I am still jealous of all of the polyglots. But my ...