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la piscine la Palmeraie l'entrée des gorges paysage lunaire

Hotel Amazir Tinerhir

Km 10 Route des gorges de Todra Tinerhir, Morocco

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Tinerhir a soutěska Todra

A travel blog entry by kaci

... kal, ať si nabereme datlí co hrdlo ráčí... to jsme sice s díky odmítly, přesto jsem byla úplně perplex z toho, že nám tu někdo něco dal jen tak, jak se kolem nás pořád motají lidi, co buď něco nabízí, nebo prostě chtěj peníze... O kousek dál jsme neodolaly stromku s granátovými jablíčky, a pár zralých, už prasklých, jsme si utrhly. Do města jsme pak dojely taxíkem společně s ...

The most gorgeous gorges!!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... I was happy to stay behind her and take my time, as the scenery was simply stunning. A stop to catch breath was a very necessary one, as peak after peak presented itself all around us. The sky was a clear azure blue and showed off the mountains for all their tantalising allure. There were a number of nomads just over the pass, temporarily located (due to it being summer) in a cordoned off area containing their pitched tent and grazing sheep, guarded ...

Route des Nomades en Vallei van de Dadès

A travel blog entry by nikenkatrien

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... in Afrika en wordt daar snel een mouw aan aangepast. Er wordt een ander wieltje opgezet, dat niet verstelbaar is en een kortere riem. Het nadeel is dat de spanning van de riem niet kan worden geregeld, zodat we een beetje piepen bij het vertrek, maar het grote voordeel is dat de alternator (en in verlenging eveens onze stuurbekrachtiging want dat wordt aangedreven door dezelfde riem) nog steeds werkt, wat wel redelijk essentieel is. Op naar de vallei van de ...

Welcome to the Atlas Mountains

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... it pays to be a geologist!)

Winding up the mountain roads was quite nerve racking as the roads were literally clinging to the sides of the mountains, with rather flimsy looking barriers protecting you from 1000m drops! It also wasn't helped by the fact that our driver was going like a bat out of hell (obviously was in a rush!)

We safely made it to the top of the mountain pass and had a quick stop for a photo session. The views of the valleys were amazing, bare ...

A desert sunrise, a gorge, and a cold night

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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... keep warm.

We had dinner wearing our coats, scarves, neck warmers, etc., since there was no heat in the dining room either. But the food itself was fantastic. Easily the finest Harira soup of the whole trip followed by a very nice lamb tajine. On the other side of the dining room was a little fireplace where we were served mint tea and nuts after our dinner. We huddled up close to the flames to get the chill out of our bones, correctly suspecting that ...

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