Riad Dar Naima Marrakech
1 derb Ouartani, Mouassine Medina Marrakech, 40008, Morocco
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Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel!
... pepper spray at the ready, and we were off. I gave Alta my canister figuring the last thing he would expect was an attack from the women if things got ugly. We made it to the next town without incident. Along the way he pointed out geologic features to the desert with his limited english, asked too many questions about our trip, and eventually tried to sell us a desert excursion. Upon reaching the town he asked to be dropped off at ...
Across the Atlas to the Real Morocco
... When out of nowhere appeared a man with a basket full of beautiful geodes. It was creepy but we ended up buying a few of them anyway after some fearce negotiating that was concluded by him dropping the rocks in my lap as we were driving off and agreeing to my price. The kids are really enamored with them. We continued winding up the mountain and came upon a Berber village with BBQ smoke billowing from several of the road side cafes. It seemed to be a ...
All Roads Lead to Marrakech
... however much you give these people, they believe they are intifled to everything in your pocket. All the while a fellow tourist was flipping out next to us because one of the monkeys pees all over him...I wonder how much he paid for that memory? I suppose that Alta's fear of monkeys is justified after all!
The medina proved too many distractions to finish the tour. Like a fish attracted to a shiny lure, I migrated over to a vendor selling CDs of Arabic and Berber music. I ...
The riad of our lives!
... left us in no doubt that we were someone completely different to anywhere either of us had been before. We stopped in our room only long enough to catch our breath and exchange stories of the innumerable gropings and propositions already amassed on our way.
Without further adieu, we headed headlong back into the Jemaa el fna. Overwhelmed and enlivened, we were enveloped by the smoke filling the air and the swirling crowds. The atmosphere was festive and ...
Marrakesh.Story tellers and Magicians.
... live, and working as a lifeguard in the pool that I use. Also we found common interests. I had a new friend.
In the Riad where I stayed I met some wonderful people from Brunei and I keep in contact with them in Facebook. They told me that in Brunei even housing is paid for by the Government. That is the way to live!
I met a very interesting man in a beautiful old house in the Medina, now used as a Restaurant, the Riad Dar Timtam.
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