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Berber music man, snake charmer, and Spongebob
... of the south. The north is full of agriculture, called the "useful" part of the country, and where the higher income citizens live. The south area is more poor, dry, and no fertile land.
Ait Benhaddou and more illness-Tim
... for the night despite the boys health. A booking for 13 was made and we had an excellent meal at the "Cafe Arabe". Sadly neither of the boys made much impression on their food. One slightly sour note was the odd comment and looks which the ladies in our group received in the Medina despite being conservatively dressed. We finished the night by taking in the atmosphere in the main square with all the stalls and ...
Vomiting in the desert ! Caroline
I forgot to mention that after we arrived back at camp yesterday , at the " Bedouin " tents , we thought we had been too long without alcohol......so we went into the town of Tazzarine where we found a hotel with a very cold pool. The children played in the pool while we took the opportunity to have a few beers. They also took us down to their "wine cellar" where we choose 2 bottles of wine ( there were 4 adults!) for 100 ...
Atlas Film Studios-Tim
... This was compounded by the fact that a wedding party started up in the middle of the night then processed around the town with a loud band and occasional random gunshots. We then had a cat fight in the compound and am call to prayer ! So bleary eyed we emerged the next day and made our way back to Ouarzazate. Nick was still ill but manned it out on the way back very well. Once back we stopped for lunch then onto the Atlas Film studios ...
On a camel !
... the sky with no clouds, we thought it was going to be a hot one and it was !
After leaving half of our luggage at the hotel and now only travelling with the bare essentials and a quick 10 minute drive to m'Hamid we met our companions for the next three days.
After what seemed an age loading everything including the kitchen sink onto around 20 camels our camel caravan set out. What a slow bumpy ride ! ...