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On the road again....
Clearly expected to be the longest day in history, we were prepared for about 10-12 hours of travel between Fez and Erfoud with a number of stops along the way.
The travel through the Atlas Mountains and Ziz Valley were a welcome change to the dry, dusty, noisy cities. Cooler temperatures, phenomenal geologic wonders of landscape and …
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