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Category: Travels in Morocco

Morocco 2017: The Todra Gorge and the Ikelane Mosque – The Director’s Cut

Today we visit the stunning Todra Gorge, and an abandoned mosque in Tingher.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment July 2, 2022July 2, 2022

Morocco 2017: Skoura and the Kasbah Amridil – The Director’s Cut

We head to Skoura, where we would visit a 17th century citadel, and I would fall in love ... with a loom!

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment June 27, 2022June 27, 2022

Morocco 2017: Tinghir and Tomboctou – The Director’s Cut

One last short camel ride in the Red Dunes, before continuing on to Tingher and Tomboctu.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco 1 Comment June 19, 2022June 20, 2022

Morocco 2017: Into the Red Dunes – The Director’s Cut

Today's the day! My camel trek into the Red Dunes of Erg Chebbi - part of the Western Sahara and the tallest sand dunes in Morocco.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment May 30, 2022June 10, 2022

Morocco 2017: Monkeys, a White Horse and a Kasbah – The Director’s Cut

Today we will climb into the Middle Atlas Mountains to see wild monkeys, and to a kasbah in Merzouga, at the edge of the Western Sahara.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment May 20, 2022May 22, 2022

Morocco 2017: A Tile Factory, a Library and a Souk in Fez – The Director’s Cut

Fez is the second oldest city in the world after Jerusalem. It lays claim to the first psychiatric and surgical hospitals, the oldest university and library (coincidentally, founded by a woman) and the world's 3rd largest mosque.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco 6 Comments May 1, 2022April 30, 2022

Morocco 2017: Volubilis – The Director’s Cut

Volubilis was a caravansary for the Berbers and the capital of Mauritania, before becoming an important Roman outpost in the 2nd century BCE. It marked the furthest reach of the Roman Empire into Africa.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment April 16, 2022April 16, 2022

Morocco 2017: Fez and Many Broken Things – The Director’s Cut

We arrive in Fez. And then, a series of small unfortunate events starts to occur... Shoe photo courtesy of Brenda Dougal Merriman.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment April 15, 2022April 16, 2022

Morocco 2017: The Ethnographic Museum in Chefchaouen – The Director’s Cut

The manorhouse inside the Qasaba is the home of an Ethnographic Museum, displaying traditional Moroccan craft.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco Leave a comment April 2, 2022April 3, 2022

Morocco 2017: Chefchaouen – The Director’s Cut

Nearing sunset, a pale blue and white landscape comes into view. It's Chefchaouen, a mountain community built in 1471. Photo credit: Mark Charteris.

augustphoenixhats Travels in Morocco 3 Comments March 13, 2022March 13, 2022

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