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Tea in the Sahara (by Fritz)
... we agreed. He went down first with all of the cameras and got them ready. On his signal we ran down the steep side of the dune, sprinting as fast as a cheetah. He got some good pictures with Vienna’s camera but not so many with Mommy’s. When we got to the bottom we all needed to empty our shoes because there was so much sand in them.
Once we were ready to go find the camels, we walked about 1/2 mile until we found Mohammed, Norm, ...
A Camel Trek not to be Forgotten
... it was all very practical. Riding a camel isn’t hard, not entirely comfortable, and slow. We crossed dune after dune, in search of the oasis that lies on the far side of the tallest dune. There our camp was, Berber style tents set up with pillows, mats and a small round table. We spelt under the most stariest sky that evening. The folowing morn we were up early to have breakfast ...
Good looking camels...........!
... didn’t like and neither did Hallid, from the looks he gave me. I spent the late morning and afternoon taking snaps around the place and updating journal entries on my laptop. Then, at 5 o’clock, we started our camel trek into the Sahara desert.
Erg Chenni and other neighbouring sand dunes were the reasons that I’d come here. This particular sand dune can reach a height of 160m, when the wind constantly changes its height and ...
Viaggio, Excursione , Tour da Marrakech e deserto
... di poter condividere tuttocio con voi . Radoin el jakani, Fondateur di radoin-saharaexpéditions , é una guida e nativo del Marocco,mezzo touareg e mezzo berbere .
www.radoin-saharaexpeditions.com
venite a scoprire con noi il Marocco ...
Vi accompagniamo in questo magico e poliedrico Paese. Con oltre quindici anni di esperienza come viaggiatori individuali, vi offriamo un servizio eccellente per un'indimenticabile vacanza ...
Welcome to the Sahara
... appeared.
The Berbers had prepared us a Desert Tagine (consisting of chicken, peppers and courgettes). It was really nice, so much so that we ended up being attacked by the army of cats. We gave them the leftovers and they proceeded to devour EVERYTHING, even the bones (some of the bones were as big my fingers!)
After dinner, we listened to some traditional Berber music on a Tam-Tam drum, played excellently by our host Mohammed. We then each had a go at playing the ...


