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Roman ruins | Feb 24 06'
It's a very large ruins site of Roman city located near a holy town, Moulay Idriss. When having breakfast in the hotel we met two American ladies a... Continue reading »
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The city of artisans | Dec 22 06'
"Our two days in Fez (one with guide) and one day travel to Volubilis, Moulay Idriss and Meknes"
23 December 2006. Departure from Durham, UK around 00:20. After about two hours of difficult (fog+rain) driving we stopped for coffee. Barbara dr... Continue reading »
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First and Last day in Fes | Nov 11 06'
After a not too exciting breakfast, I am equipped with my map and I start out in the hopes to find a bank and begin exploring from there. Aft... Continue reading »
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Rocking the Kasbah... | Dec 09 06'
...and we're back. I spent yesterday morning at the Kasbah des Ouidaia (no clue how to pronounce that...), which was pretty cool. Lot o... Continue reading »
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Medieval Fes | Apr 17 06'
"So we got to see the King of Morocco!"
Fès, pronounced Fesse, not Fez, is the second town on our gastronomical route through Morocco. Its principal attraction is its medina, th... Continue reading »
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Meknes & Volubilis | Feb 08 07'
"Hmmm. I don’t remember teenage boys playing chicken with the truck or being pelted with rocks last time I was in Europe…"
Today we drove towards Meknes along some roads that Ray (our tour leader) had described as being equal to or better than European roads. Hmmm. I... Continue reading »
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Fes
The bus journey to Fes was a very relaxed afair. We were told, rather optimistically it seems, that the journey would last a little over... Continue reading »
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Funky Cool Medinas
“Balek!” We quickly learned that balek means Watch out! In an instant, we pushed our backs against the hard walls... Continue reading »
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Rocking the Kasbah...
...and we're back. I spent yesterday morning at the Kasbah des Ouidaia (no clue how to pronounce that...), which was pretty cool.&n... Continue reading »
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Two weeks as a local (Part I)
Tinerhir is a stop on the way north through a spectacular gorge or south into the vast stretches of the black rock sahara. For most peop... Continue reading »
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A Stop in the Desert
(a story) We were just about to cross the ridge of a small dune when my camel stopped. We'd been on much steeper slopes, but th... Continue reading »
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