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Caskaden

A travel blog entry by asci

... das Shangri La Marokkos sein.
Aber so schrottig wie der Lonely Planet Marrokko ist erwarte ich nicht viel...mal schaun.
Hab vorhin gerade ein marrokanisches Fussballspiel im Cafe gesehen.
Fuer alle (Lutz?) die auf diese Reality Fight Club Scheisse im Fernsehen stehen, sucht mal in Youtube. Das ist unglaublich wie die sich hier gegenseitig umkicken. So im lauf von hinten Kick ins Gesicht; ...

Cascades D'ouzoud

A travel blog entry by lilyc

... returning to Marrakech, we decided to change from seeing a cultural show to having a nice dinner at Riad Monceau. Ironically, Riad Monceau is located right next door to a sketchy hostel whose dorm bed was 60 dirham/night. The juxstaposition of the two different type of housing was striking. It had a nice courtyard with picturesque wading pool. The restaurant was very highly rated and had a prix-fixe menu of ...

We'll never go white water kayaking again

A travel blog entry by sandshoephil

... We manage a few rapids OK and then i come a cropper. Down the rapid fine but i lean the wrong way hitting the eddy and i am out. The water doesn’t seem that cold. Back on board and a little further downstream and i’m swimming again. This time i have managed the rapid fine, remembered to lean the opposite way into the eddy but unfortunately i wasn’t quite into the eddy and so over i went again. I’m in ...

Towards white water

A travel blog entry by sandshoephil

... between Jenny and Darryn as Jenny and Brit Phil thought they were going to be on the river for an extra day – and so have no accommodation booked for Thursday night. She is one unhappy woman at this stage but eventually we load everyone back into the bus.

We arrive at our initial camp just outside a Berber village and unload, have a beer or two and have a briefing about camp etiquette ...

Lake Tislite

A travel blog entry by dani.bora

... of the world. And we cannot, I feel, be content with second-hand knowledge, now can we? Ok, I realise the above was a tad philosophical, but I hope you enjoy this kind of debate...I do, and traveling for me usually translates into a lot of time for thinking, which I can't keep for myself. I leave you with a little something I wrote: To be taught is to be shown, To seek, err, experience Is to really learn. Stay Tuned on the rest of trip. Bye for now. ...