Mountain time and small goats
Emily : Our longest day in the minivan took us over the high Atlas Mountains with some great scenery, although the twisting road made quite a few of us carsick […]
The Beach
Scott : Off to Essaouira, a seaside town, famous for a 6km beach that attract thousands of tourists of Europe in search of sun and sound, and a fortified town […]
Moroccan menu
In most circumstances its difficult to tell sheep and goat meat apart, especially when they are covered in a thick Targine sauce. Morocco meat markets appear to have this sorted, […]
Italian campervan tours and other such tourists
One part of travelling that I have always enjoyed is marvelling at the splendour and sometimes relative stupidity of those tourists around you. As many of you know, my sense […]
Mollywood
Four hour drive to beautiful Todra Gorge, where the rock climbs a good couple 100m either side of our hotel, set in another beautiful oasis. Scott chose to do a […]
Off to the Sahara
Leaving our local village we headed south east toward the boarder with Algeria. Through the mid atlas the landscape was very rocky, with canyons dotting the landscape. The amazing power […]
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A glimpse of the Sahara
A glimpse at rural Morocco
We left behind chaotic Fez and travelled south to Midelt. I didn’t realise how green Morocco would be, with valleys of rich green fields where they grow dates, figs, apples, […]
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A glimpse of some highlights from Morocco
Fez-tastic
Arriving in Fez (its where the hats are from) we are greeted by a massive imperial style city. Since the king is in town and with spring holidays recently started, […]
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