Riad Salam Erfoud
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Viaggio, Excursione , Tour da Marrakech e deserto
... vedere la flora e la fauna locali e mangiare con il panorama delle cascate davanti agli occhi..
Giornata in spiaggia a Essaouira
Essaouira, una delle spiagge pił importanti del Marocco. Cittą tranquilla, con due medine, kasbahs e una mellah (e braica). Rifugio per artigiani del legno, artisti, piccoli commercianti e antichi hippy europei. La sua bella spiaggia, di cui si innamorarono tra gli altri Orson Welles, Leonard Cohen, ...
The Tour, Morocco
... our tour. They even had some beer which is a little harder to find in Morocco since it it is an Islamic country.
We got going at 7 the next morning and our first stop was another gorge. Coming out of the gorge, we then stopped at what was a traditional Berber village. The Bermer people are the indigineous people to the area. We then continued the rest of our trip that afternoon all the way to the edge of the desert to a town called Merzouga. It ...
Evacuation
... next door had helped me and the three volunteers before me with everything from broken lights to planting our gardens and he considered us his daughters. The morning after I told him I was leaving he still couldn’t look at me and he could not stop crying. I looked at this poor old man, a devout Muslim with so much love in his heart, and I couldn’t help but think, do the terrorists know the results of their actions? I know ...
The Sahara
... to our beds and picked up the last stragglers along the way. Worn out, we settled down with a sky full of stars stretched out above us. It’s the first chance I’ve had to sleep outside in quite some time and I’m certain that I fell asleep that evening with a big grin on my face.
Whatever expression I had as I fell asleep, this was quickly replaced with a grimace as they woke us up at 5am the next morning. After a quick breakfast, ...
Pass the Sheesha
... and Marianna had the right idea, skipping out on it altogether, later citing the fact that the guidebook mentioned some very interesting spots in the gorge, but wondering why we didn't stop at any of those places. It's probably because there aren't any carpet shops there!
The farmers here only grow food for their animals, and either trade the feed or the animals for other items. The guide asked that no pictures be taken of the Berber locals - apparently there never used to ...