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Les Palmiers Errachidia

8 Bis Hay Ouatmana, Goulmima Errachidia, Morocco

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... children, and 2 unmarried brothers live. We had an amazing lunch consisting of fava bean soup and Berber pizza, followed my mandarins for desert and I got some henna on my hand and foot as a welcome gift from Aziz's niece. The Todra Gorge was beautiful, and it was very enjoyable playing the drums in front of the fire and chatting more to Aziz, his youngest brother and his nephew (who is one year older than him). I have learnt a lot about Islam and ...

An amazing birthday

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... willing to spend. We gave him a price (about 20% of what we were originally quoted) and he wanted to keep negotiating. After a long time and many attempts to just walk away, he agreed to a price that was ridiculously less than his original quote (about 25% of it). So... we have a rug!!! They rolled it up like a sleeping bag and now we have to figure out how to get it home.

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The Desert

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... one thing, kufti, or ground beef, that was grilled in little balls kind of like hamburgers. You had to buy the meat by the kilo, and then the two teachers who went on the trip with us went to the souk and got bread, melon, and cherries to have with it. It was pretty good. we decided not to stop for dinner, because we would have to go way out of the waay, and would not get back to school until late. It was a really fun weekend, and i took a GAZILLION ...

Bullshit Artists Guides In The Desert

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... with them, extremely pushy businessmen, we are not used to being told what we will do on our travels. Bollocks we said and told them we wanted to be close to town for supplies of food and cigarettes. We wanted to hook up our own camel deal face to face with a camel man in town but we didnt tell them that. We knew what their game was and we didnt like it and refused to be told what to do. There was many lies being told. We were even offered ...

Berber Central - Goulmima

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... we haven't tried any as yet. By the time we left the Ksar the town was buzzing and we learnt that from about 6-8pm is when everyone comes out to socialise. We were adopted by another local chap over dinner, Abdel, who was keen to discuss topics of history, cultures and philosophy and who also gave us more insight to Berban & Islamic Moroccan ways. We agreed to meet up again on the morrow for a walk ...

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