Hotel Sahara
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The princess and the omelette
... missing entombing several flies) and force it down. On the plus side it is fantastic to stand outside around the breakfast serving table drinking hot tea or coffee and just breathing in the clean fresh air. Yes the air is pretty calm today and the sun is out and sky is blue - bliss.....for now. The camels are loaded with our bags. My jolly yellow bag is the responsibility of the younger dark furred one today - can't miss it. Top up the ...
To the desert
... the rear of the bus arose regarding the heat together with a request for the air conditioning to be turned on. 'Get used to it' I thought! Eventually we turned off the crumbling single lane Tarmac track and parked up next to a tree and 6 camels. There was nothing on the horizon...... The flies that were to hitch a ride on our rucksacks all week descended upon us immediately. We were beginning to feel the call of nature. Head for the little tent we were told. We really ...
No water in the desert
... to take the kebabs away i snatched them.
What i didnt knew then was that this is the mayor of quazarate, and that he gets all the food for free.
So i guess they made him so much because they know he wont eat and they can eat the leftovers and then came i :)
I think i made them very sad. But i was hungry and the food was excellent.
When i left the guesthouse instead of waiting for a bus i just hitchhiked, and voila, two belgish ...
The sand of mind clarity
... you think time has stopped to clock.and moving...
I arrived to the village of tagounite met an aquaintance at his house had some dates for dinner and slept.
the next morning i found my self in a village full of sand and palm trees and buildings of clay and nothing hurt my eye except feeling totally at peace as in an arabian day.
from there we cruised to erg chegaga where the sea of dunes settles and i sat in total silence
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1131 Desert Caravan Town (Mor 373)
... a thick, lush oasis like the Draa Valley, but more spaced out palm trees. No water source visible or cultivated plots either.
It does have the feel of a “middle of the Sahara” oasis, the ones used as stopovers for passing caravans, not meant for living in year round. But the frontier feel to the place is spoiled a bit by an upscale resort with swimming pool and all… I can’t figure why upscale ...
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