Hotel Ksar Assalassil
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Step 19: Where's the Beach?!?!
... leg went down, throwing me into the handle bar harness, ripping my pants and bruising my leg immediately. Good morning to me!
Camel riding is nothing like I ever imagined. I am so incredibly sore in every part of my bottom and beyond. I have no clue how people actually rode fast on them! And sand boogers are the worst ever! It is like you have rocks in your nose. I apologize for the slight complaining but it was all worth it and I will return to the Saharoin area.
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Evacuation
... in our grief, if we were really in a mental state to make such a big commitment. Many of us let ourselves start to picture life at home again. When positions were finally posted we saw that the staff had been right, there were not many spots but I applied to the two for which I was eligible and hoped for the best. This past Monday it was confirmed that I will continue my service in Rwanda working as a high school English teacher. ...
A Night in the Desert
... return the same way or whether to ride the camels the whole three hour trip back to the hotel.
We were told to be ready at 4 o’clock. For the boys, the rest of the day was spent almost entirely running up and down sand dunes. There was a short break for lunch beside the pool, some nice kebabs, then back to the dunes. At 3:30 we went to our room to begin the layering-up process. This consisted of thermal underwear, ski socks, two shirts, a ...
Camels and Sand
... that the camels were all male makes that name a bit entertaining) and he was pretty well-behaved, though the saddle handles were so far forward that I felt like I was falling out of the saddle half the time.
An hour's bumpy camel ride later, we made it to the desert camp. Entirely surrounded by spectacular sand dunes, our camp was a set of about six tents, all set up around a common area.
We took advantage of the ...
Toilet trips, bizarre dinners and something else
... ruins on, that overlooks all of Fes and is a great place to chilland to see how big it is. It really does make those little sketch maps, that make it seem so easy to get from one end to the other, look quite pathetic and extremely optimistic! The first night I was in Fes, I got talking to the son of the people who own the hotel I'm staying at and I went with him to see his friend in the Kasbah. He'd told me that his friend smokes this apple stuff and assured me that it was ...
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