Hotel Atlas Midelt
Rue Ahmed Amraoui Midelt, Morocco
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Midelt
... we are offered Berber whiskey and put in our orders for dinner. Then it's off for a walk through nearby Berrem, along Berrem Gorge and to watch the sunset. I am starting to feel unwell by now. After dinner there is a show off traditional music and dancing. I believe everyone got up and had a go at shakin' their thang in the Berber way, except for me as I went to bed after dinner not feeling well.
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And the crazy canadian dances the night away
We left Fes in the morning and... umm... well, anyways, we eventually made it to Midelt. Visit to a local women's weaving cooperative (Kasbah Myriem), walk through the village, dinner, and then it was time for the evening's highlight - a group of local Berbers to share some of their music with us. Little did we ...
It's Snow!
19th February
Camping Ksar Timnay
A bizarre lack of signposts for the campsite in Midelt meant that we carried on for another 15 km to Timnay. This proved to be fortuitous as we found another really good campsite, in beautiful surroundings, ...
Into the Wild!
... wishes! I continued to be impressively ill all weekend (we are now well into day 8 of this ridiculousness) and still don't have a voice (day 5). I have now lost a portion of my ability to hear due to the ringing in my ears, which is just another special treat (I am feeling a bit like Helen Keller). Still, though, I'd rather have all this ANY day than food poisoning or some other more serious travel-related illness. However, a doctor came ...
Picnics and noise
... and a bag of dried fruit I’d bought in the Fes medina, so only bought a sweet pastry from a cafe) and we stopped at a sort of picnic area by a stream. I stayed in the van, not wanting to get too wet, and watched as everyone else shivered and shook in their raincoats.
Hit the road again after that, through the drizzle, stopping to photograph the Barbary apes and jump back into the van again.
Finally pulled up at ...
