Palmeraie Guesthouse
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Mabel and the Masters head for the Mountains
... having a nap.
We headed out of the valley just after lunch stopping briefly in a small town to shop for dinner. Within 2 minutes of entering the local market we had attracted a friendly local who guided us to the different stalls, facilitated our purchases and scolded the locals if they tried to charge too high a price. It wasn’t that we couldn’t have done it ourselves; we’ve done so many times before. However a task that could’ve taken ...
Partial Hike
... his wealth in front of very poor people. The room feels almost too clean and too comfortable… It seems that in this harsh surrounding, I should suffer at least a little bit…
It’s not quite dark yet, so I decide to hike through the countryside for a bit. I find a nice spot on flat rock that juts way out from the cliff—a nice spot to sit and watch evening set in over this Middle of Nowhere Village in the Atlas ...
Troubles
... I wonder why it's abandoned). Then some random old guy probably tripped out of his mind came up to us asking for a cigarette. We all said no, but he followed us, grabbed Darren's hand, and started kissing it. Whaaa? It took some effort to get him to go away...
We ran into many locals down there - some asking for cigarettes, some offering hash, and some just minding their own business and helping us with directions. There was one nice group ...
3200 ft ascent, 15KM trek & 1 batshit crazy gu
... and we lightened our load by eating out packed lunch of oranges, bananas, nuts and yogurt. We shared nuts and bananas with our host and Omar and snapped a few photos of the caves that the Berbers lived in. Omar have us a piece of his sardine and French bread sandwich....which was amazing. New food cart theme anyone? As we continued the trek, Omar began walking way in front of us so that we could not see him. We were moving fast the entire time and especially now to keep ...
Day 4: Hike to the Top of the Valley
... spend the night at my “high water mark” town, rather than spending 2 hours retracing my steps… but I think it’s the best thing to do…
So I bid the folks of Ait Mussa Wichou farewell—well, most of them… a couple of fellows follow me for a asking if they can pose with my guitar and take pictures of each other—using a Blackberry phone!
A Blackberry?! In Ait Mussa Wichou?! C’mon guys, ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Kids activities or Babysitting
- Pets allowed
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