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Riad Imourane Tamraght

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1ère étape : Arabie Saoudite

A travel blog entry by otherguru

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... mettre les pieds. J’ai appris qu’il fallait être extrêmement prudent avec son appareil photo, au faux pas et hop, vous vous retrouvez au gniouf.

PhD, grand reporter bravant les risques pour vous rapporter des clichés d’un monde inconnu et hostile, rendez-vous compte !!


A l’arrivée à l’aéroport de Riyad, c’est l’enfer à l’immigration. Il y a des énormes files de ...

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

A travel blog entry by a3dennert

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... error. I meant to tell her that I was going to "call her in a bit", but somehow this did not happen and instead the following message was sent:

"You make me HAPPY beautiful amazing girlfriend of mine. I plan to kill you in a bit."

In closing you will be happy to know that there were no police waiting for me when I arrived back home, but I had quite some explaining to do - ...

Marrakesh by the light of day...

A travel blog entry by turkeytrotters

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... in. Jeff said "That's our traveling companions." And he was right! We met Andrea and Lucy a very pleasant mother and daughter from just north of DC – Annapolis area. They had just traveled in from Casablanca that morning. They told us about their day in Casablanca yesterday and how intimidated they had been – we shared our stories as well. We all laughed when they told about needing a “western moment” and ...

AAAAAAGGHH I forgot the toilet paper !

A travel blog entry by soloflyer

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... the river - it looked so clear and clean that I took a sip of the water. We all met up at the inn across the river where we had more mint tea until it was finally time to go. We were getting close when we had to make a couple of stops for last minute provisions, namely for the most precious resource in the desert - water. I was already down to a half-bottle, so we all stocked up. The shopkeeper actually had frozen water bottles, which we were quite excited to see, but ...

The Edge of The World

A travel blog entry by kaeoglobal

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... br> This must be it....

The view over The Edge of The World is quite stunning.

It is awesome to think that the plateau upon which Riyadh resides was forced to its height by volcanic activity beneath it. The Edge of the World is simply an opening in the plateau, formed when a portion of the rocky mass slipped to the depths below, that allows one to look out upon the rest of the desert beyond.

After having a ...

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