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HAMID PUTS A RING ON HADEEJAH'S FINGER!
... ve opened a restaurant!
I thanked Lucas for his hospitality and charged Amina 50 dirham for the meal I'd cooked her, and headed further south.
Descending from the forested heights of Ifrane, I entered an arid region. Few plants offered shade, in this land between the Middle Atlas and High Atlas Mountains. It was hot. I was surprised to find a seemingly prosperous town here. The several-stories-tall buildings ...
Todra Gorge to Aremd
We drove into the Todra Gorge and were all blown away by its beauty and grandeur. This is where Aziz, our awesome guide, was born and raised. The hotel we arrived at had no roads in, and set amongst the cliffs in the gorge and next to a river. We went for a long hike in the Atlas mountains and had visited some Berber nomads for morning tea. Lunch was with Aziz's family – in the house where his mother, father, 6 married brothers and their wives and ...
The Desert
... one thing, kufti, or ground beef, that was grilled in little balls kind of like hamburgers. You had to buy the meat by the kilo, and then the two teachers who went on the trip with us went to the souk and got bread, melon, and cherries to have with it. It was pretty good. we decided not to stop for dinner, because we would have to go way out of the waay, and would not get back to school until late. It was a really fun weekend, and i took a GAZILLION ...
Berber Central - Goulmima
... streets. We decided to dry off after a reconisence of the town with a few rounds of cards (if anyone knows some good card games for 2 players send 'em through...Rummy already wearing thin!) before heading back out for a walk towards the town's main attraction, Ksar Ait Goulmima where we were adopted at the entrance by Rasheed as our guide. We were happy to have him take us through the labyrinthe of lanes as ...
"I'm sorry I fell asleep on you."
... their breath they didn't understand what I was saying, another person would turn to them and explain with total seriousness. I made jokes, held babies, wrote names, had tea, promised to return, plotted my run for Senate. I felt a sense of accomplishment that has been sorely lacking in my time here. As I mentioned in my previous blog, a group of men in my site expressed interest in getting a local association started. And by golly they did. This development is a ...
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