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Ksar Tinsouline Zagora

Ave. Hassan II 45 Zagora, Morocco

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Camel trek

A travel blog entry by jane.keeves

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The wind came up with a vengeance overnight and when we woke up in the desert we were covered by a layer of sand... not the most comfortable experience.

A quick pack and we were off to find a sheltered spot for breakfast, next to a river!!!

We then headed off in the jeep to meet up with the camels for our trek.....

Had to gear up with the turbans, mount our beasts and then enjoy the 2 hour trek to a camp out in the desert ..... ...

The dunes that were in our guidebook

A travel blog entry by ivan.mclellan

... road with lots of
potholes.

The scenery we were driving through was stony
desert, but there were wonderful views of mountains in the distance at
many different angles as the road wound its way through canyons and then
long straight roads through the Moroccan stepps the roads seem to go on
almost forever.

We eventually ended up on the N10 and
carry on until we reached the village of Taliouine where we found ...

Endless Beauty

A travel blog entry by kim_puravida

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... but if you're seen giving one child some, immediately all of them will pounce. One woman was stuck in a difficult position where she paid attention a little too much to one child in particular, around 14 years old, and he actually held her hand begging all the way down the mountain until we reached the road. We could tell that she didn't know what to do, pretty difficult.

We then walked a short distance to our next destination, where we saw the Berber women working ...

Arabian Nights

A travel blog entry by beckano

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... and quickly hoisted up on to the massive creatures. They gurgled and uttered Chewbacca-esque groans before rising up on their spindly and calloused legs. My trusty Mahmoude was at the front of the pack, followed by Salome, Mr. Udd (the distant Berber cousin of Mr. Ed perhaps?), Bobo, Mnash, Myrtle and others all connected by a long rope.

The Berber guides led us into the desert as the sun-flared sky faded from blue to yellow to pink, the silhouettes of ...

My first camel ride

A travel blog entry by henniterness

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... the sun is burning fiercely. Should have slabbed on that sun block and I can not imagine what this would feel like in the summer at 50+ degrees. We are invited into a Berber's house, he serves us 'Berber whisky' (mint tea) and I accomplish the task of figuring out an ancient door lock. As a prize I win the Berber's house. He does not seem all that unhappy having lost his house to me. Minor thing he didn' tell me when he offered the bet is that the win comes including the Berber. ...

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