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The Big One
... with something yucky. Either way I decided it was best to pre-empt whatever it was by giving myself an emergency efcortisol injection before breakfast. Lois watched in fascination and squealed at time of impact! Force some porridge down and wonder if it will stay there. Today is the 'The Big One', also known as Chagaga. It is one of Morroco's biggest sand dunes - 300ft high and we are going to climb it this morning. We set off towards the looming mountain of sand ...
1130 A Whole New Sort of Region (Mor 372)
... 8230; the other is a small vehicle, it’s slowing down but clearly not getting off the road… At the last split second we screech to a halt, and face each other like boxers in a ring. The other guy gets out of the car. He’s wearing a gendarme police uniform. No wonder he didn’t back down.
I was expecting my driver to apologize profusely, offer a “gift” so we can be on our way. But to my ...
1128 End of my Draa Hike (Mor 370)
... start looking alike and blend together. I think I might be reaching my "mud castle saturation point"…
So reluctantly, I look for a collective taxi to Zagora, so I’ll spend the last day of this mini-trip doing something completely different. My Agdz Superhike is put on pause for now… but I vow that someday I’ll come back and continue on all the way to ...
Couch surfing debut
... sister-in-law, cousins (16 in total I think). What beautiful, generous, gracious people!!! Words cannot do justice to this beautiful family and the welcome they gave us, complete strangers. It was a very humbling experience. We were treated to our first of many traditional Bedouin family meals shared by everyone sitting around on berber carpets & cushions (at 10pm at night!!!)
As it was a warm night, ...
The dunes that were in our guidebook
... br> campsite just off to the left within easy walking distance of the main
street. It is a very basic campsite with parking spots marked out with
concrete edges, the ablution block looks like it is best viewed from the
outside, we do have electricity. The cordinance are N 30° 31.897 W 7°
55.501 and we are at an elevation of 1007 m if that makes a difference!
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walk through the main street is a walk-through village life in ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Free parking
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