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Tea with carpets
We were not going to buy carpets. "No really, it's too early on the trip and they are too heavy to carry," I said as I slipped a wad of bills into my purse; well you never know. Ok so it turns out we are... Read More
Tea with the Nomads
We have been having a lovely stay In Todra Gorge. The hiking here is great and varied. Yesterday Gord and I hiked down through the lush palmeries of the Gorge to Tinerhir. It took us 3.5 hours zigzagging through the oasis between the steep cliff... Read More
Todra Gorge
Dar Ayour, 13km from TinghirOk so maybe all those yummy salads at the street vendors were not a good idea. The Rough Guide for Morocco warns that everyone at some point gets sick and it has always been a trusted reference. Gord was first out... Read More
Full Moon in The Desert
When you come to Morocco you have to spend at least one night in the desert. Camel treks are touristy, but they are popular for good reason. The dunes here range in color from golden orange to pink and near sunset the views are out... Read More
Into the Kasbahs
We caught a ride with Melissa, an American woman we met in Fes who was picking up a rental car and heading in our direction. It was a great day and much more fun than a 5 hour bus ride.After stopping in Azrou for a... Read More
Time with the Women
November 16, 2010I want to spend time with Moroccan woman, but not as myself. Undercover, perhaps I could gain some sense of what life is like for woman here. The only way in for me right now is through books. I am reading, Dreams of... Read More
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A day of Protest in Bankok
Yesterday was to be the final showdown between the anti government protesters and the the Thai Prime Minister. An estimated 150,000 protesters poured into our... Read More
Lying Low in Bangkok
Ruth: We made it to Bangkok even if our bikes didn't. I am guessing they spent some more quality time with the customs boys at... Read More
Rome: Second Thoughts
On our second visit to Rome we were ready for the city. Right after the pilgrimage we were a bit too overwhelmed... Read More
Naples: Overdosing on Pizza and Pompeii
After Palermo, Naples seems less gritty than its reputation had us believe. While the traffic is loud and chaotic the city is beautiful in a... Read More
Struggling with Logistics: Cycle touring in the Interior of Sicily
Sicily's interior has so many treasures both natural and historic that it should be a perfect destination for a cycling tour. The roads are magnificent... Read More