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HAMID PUTS A RING ON HADEEJAH'S FINGER!
When I called to "The Girl I'd Tried to Kiss in Morocco," she hung up the phone.
However, "The Girl I'd Tried to Kiss in Barcelona" recently emailed me. She wished me a wonderful journey, and she said there was something which Catalonians often said about traveling. Paraphrasing a Lluis Llach song (Itaca), she wrote:
"When you are leaving to do your travel to Ithaca, you have to pray for a long trip, full ...
Ziz Valley
The icicles on the tent gave away last night's temperature. It was freezing! I got up at sun rise to start the fire and get warm. Jareb and I then went on a two hour walk around the lake where we had camped next to. It was a lovely, serene walk. We passed the flocks of sheep coming down from the hills and were followed by Rocco a rather inquisitive dog from the nearby station. I returned exhausted ...
Step 19: Where's the Beach?!?!
... on how we were actually sleeping in the Saharan desert. Wow! I still cannot believe it. In the morning, we saw little tracks all around our rugs which were supposedly just from the beetles and lizards. I am thinking that they were scorpions looking for body heat. I will stick to that story! We were served more Moroccan tea and were mounted on our camels in a jiffy.
Walking to our camels which were all laying down, my camel was still in the ...
A Night in the Desert
... we agreed that we would go for it.
There would, however, be one change to the excursion. The more common trip they offered involved an hour and a half camel ride, stopping along the way to watch the sunset before ending up at the hotel’s bivouac for dinner and sleeping in the desert. This bivouac was situated close to all the other hotels’ bivouacs. For a few more Euros we could go to their luxury tent, in a more remote bivouac ...
Camels and Sand
... I've seen so far on this trip - toilet paper and everything! I know, it sounds silly to comment on the bathroom, but you do learn to appreciate the little things while traveling.
We drove through the city of Rissani, which is the main centre in the area, before veering off onto the road to Mergouza. Well, not really a road. More like the vague suggestion of a trail through hard-packed sand. Four-wheel drive vehicles were ...
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