Riad Saada
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A night in Saudi Arabia
... sleep a bit in the praying room at the airport but that was no success so I got up early again and prepared for the trip to India.
Practical stuff
- The minimum amount you can take from the ATM is quite a lot. You can also change 5 or 10 USD (what I did) so at least you can buy some water and coffee.
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Fes - The one and only
... tanneries. Had read so much about them. I knew they would smell quite unpleasant. I knew we would have to go into some guy's shop and buy something from up top. So we went with the first guy and led us around the area and then boom...the smell...It was the most rancid, gut churning, gag inducing smell I've ever remembered, a smell that "could choke a donkey" ( in the words of Fat ******* circa Austin Powers movies). Of course once you're ...
Madrid to Fes via Casablanca
... many changes including connecting taxis or buses..an adventure sure but it did seem fraught. So instead we compromised and booked a flight from Madrid to Casablanca and then because we would have to wait 7 hours for a connecting flight to Fez, decided to train it from Casablanca. You can't buy Moroccan train tickets outside Morocco so it was going to be a bit hit and miss about which of the two possible trains we could catch. Reading about Fes (that is the Moroccan spelling), ...
First Camp Out!
... walked the trail our entire group had done the day before to play it safe.
Things heated up quickly and all the campers were on the road in no time. As a final treat we ran across a Bedouin walking his heard of camels somewhere. Sometimes the people here are very sensitive about having their pictures taken, but he wasn't. He was quite friendly. What a wonderful end to a pleasant first camp out.
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Camel Souk
After my first camp out, we stopped at the major camel souk (camel market) of Riyadh.
It's pretty rustic. A lot of crude pens, kind of cobbled together with streets (dirt roads) that meander throughout it.
We had come on a Friday, which is the slowest day of the week because it is like the Sundays in the west, so there wasn't much going on. I didn't take as many pictures as I should have, so I'll have to return for a more complete ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Pets allowed
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