Dar Jellouna
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OFF I GO
... very loudly to wake everyone up. I board. WOW! The plane is small, looks very old and the engine is very noisy. I'm unfortunately too tired to get excited at the prospect of an adventurous flight! Also I'm concerned because I have no dirhams as there was no place to change nor to withdraw and we would be leaving for the mountains very early the next morning. We land. Luggage is already there, border immigration is very ...
The Roof of North Africa, Jebel Toubkal
... Peter, somehow I don't think he's though this through!).
25th May 2011
Woke up at 5:30 in order to set off for around 6ish. Unfortunately, the weather was working against us as it was still raining and no breaks in the cloud could be seen. Peter wisely decided to rent a waterproof coat from the refuge, and he also borrowed my hat and Joe's spare jumper and gloves.
We waited around for about an hour, by which point the rain had died down ...
Marrakech or Bust..!
... this country we have traveled so far to visit. As I type this, I am still on the train. The landscape has changed from residential to small farms, to what looked like Western South Dakota, to now what looks like Western Kansas – flat and open – except for the adobe enclosures in place of the traditional white farm house. The transformation in scenery has been wonderful to watch. Travel on the train has been interesting by way of people ...
Henna Gone Wrong
... there are different qualities of henna and we got the worst. The lady incorporated our names in arabic on our arms and we thought that was neat until we began shopping in the souks yesterday and all the people were shouting our names! lol.
Everyone is so genuinely nice and hospitible. We have met people from all around the world.
The boys were not able to make it to Morocco after all. My cell ...
Up, up and away in the Atlas Mountains
... had cleary improved and our small amount of Arabic we’d picked up, with thanks to Musa, was definitely helping. Or maybe it’s because we hadn’t washed in a couple of days and they just wanted us out of their shop – either way we left the high Atlas feeling triumphant (and unfortunately still with a bit of a dickey tum!). After an almost tearful goodbye to Musa we arrived back in Marrakech to end our trip in ...
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- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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