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Ksar Kaissar Ouarzazate

Km 2 Road Kelaat M'gouna Ouarzazate, Morocco

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Baking Bread !

A travel blog entry by robinstride

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... I have ever seen.

We feel so secluded, this is day two and have not seen any human life now since we departed yesterday. The camels who have now all been given names including ostrich joined us in our camp overnight were probably shocked to see two of us wandering around at that time of the morning and we certainly got some grunts !

Early breakfast saw us back on the camel caravan in a huge 6 hour ...

Of winding roads and movie sites...

A travel blog entry by turkeytrotters

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... the city, we passed the King’s palace, and indeed, all his flags were flying. He was in residence. Issam pointed out various housing developments and improvements that the government was making. He was extremely informed on the economics and the history of his people. He explained everything from taxation to home ownership. Already he was proving to be a great guide!

We stopped for lunch about 1 ½ hours out of Marrakesh at ...

Camel Ride in Desert; Driving Back to Ouarzazate

A travel blog entry by lewnwdc

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... br> The passenger-side mirror had been knocked off and was left dangling by a few wires. There was also a dent in the side of our pink Suzuki subcompact car. Wonderful. This is why I have never tried to drive a stick shift before! It’s difficult enough to back out of a confined space in an automatic car, let alone having to deal with maneuvering the clutch and worrying that the car will stall out if you don’t push the accelerator and let off the clutch ...

Six is not enough for me

A travel blog entry by dionneb

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... from where we picked them up). My travel partner offered them candy or power bars that were always accepted with gratitude. Every time a group of children would exit the vehicle, our guide would make the children say thank you, well actually Merci, to us for the ride. As if we really did anything.

Following our last passenger drop off our guide got out of the vehicle, removed the goods from the trunk and handed us ...

Desert Roses, Movie locations & All the Kings Men

A travel blog entry by chagger1

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Today was a day of westwards desert driving with the snow dusted High Atlas always our our right hand and the the rugged Djebel Sarhro roughly parallel on our left.
One final look at Tinehir's gigantic palmerie, crumbling kasbah and sheer rock walls as we exited the Gorge and then out into gibber desert. Exrteme country as we crossed to the next watercourse rising in the Atlas, the Oued Dades. Stopped briefly in oasis town Boumalnedu Dades (a place ...

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