Kasbah Mohayut Merzouga

Ksar Hassi Labiad Merzouga, Morocco

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Erg Cherbi - Poos And Piles

A travel blog entry by adrianmurray

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Dave is at the wheel of the Corolla. We are driving away from Tinerhir, skirting the mountains thankfully and heading towards the desert. The landscape changes again, from rolling hills and Utah style tabletop mountains, to the plains of eastern Morocco as we journey towards the Sahara. The journey is somewhat uneventful compared to the other days …

A Desert Dream

A travel blog entry by gracielastanley

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Left Fes on a bright, sunny morning with three Brazilian lads we met upon our arrival in the city, packed ourselves into a small rental car, 5 big backpacks in the trunk and 5 smaller ones up front with us, good ol' Bob Marley playing as we began our trip across the Atlas mountains and into the Sahara. The drive alone was worth the expense of the …

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Tea in the Sahara (by Fritz)

A travel blog entry by kuhnglobaleyes

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... especially the bread). We had some tea at the end of the meal which made us sleep like babies. That night it was freezing cold but I finally warmed up when Abdul unzipped my tent near the morning and gave me a heavy blanket.

The next morning I woke up, packed, and got out of my tent. To my surprise, everything including the tents was packed up except my and the girls' tents. Abdul saw me and asked me to find my name and that it was ...

Desert of the Big Dune, Sahara Desert

A travel blog entry by kksander

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... I had my quota of couscous for this year.
Moroccan food was delicious, although not as spicy as I would have imagined. My favorite meal was sweet cinnamon couscous with camel meat in a prune sauce. Sounds a bit out of the ordinary, but it sure was scrumdidilyumptious.

Alrighty, enough procrastinating for one day. Midterms are next week, so I need to start studyin' up.
Besos,
Katherine

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An explosion of Moroccan fun in the Arabian dunes

A travel blog entry by beckerworldtrip

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... and climbed up to the top of the highest sand dune in the area and laughed as the Moroccans launched themselves off in obtuse angles to slide and roll to the bottom. The Korean girl, Kim, was sliding down one on her unfurled turbine. Shelby and I just sat and watched the circus and enjoyed the moonlight, stars and unending landscape of sand with our camp far below.

We sloughed off with the Berbers to get back to the camp and waited for the Moroccan crowd to join ...

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