Pic of the Day: March 28
The premium bus lines in Morocco aren’t quite up to Argentina’s luxury standards, but decent nevertheless. The enjoyment of the luscious springtime landscapes is somewhat …
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27 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 27
Pic of the Day: March 27
The missus is processing Morocco’s legendary Argan Oil the old-fashioned way. Argans are endangered trees native to Morocco. In olden times, goats would climb (yes, climb) …
26 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 26
Pic of the Day: March 26
The harbor at Morocco’s windsurfing capital, Essaouira, isn’t just for show. It’s got a real, working fleet of fishing boats. Morocco’s is the world’s leading …
25 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 25
Pic of the Day: March 25
Finding an abandoned 50’s gas station is not that weird in Ouarzazate. As Morocco’s movie capital, there are three studios in town, and plenty of …
24 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 24
Pic of the Day: March 24
The idea of sleeping under the stars in the Sahara had been a romantic dream of mine. Here’s what the reality looks like the morning …
23 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 23
Pic of the Day: March 23
There are still real nomads, and real caravans, in the Sahara desert. They may not take the legendary 52-day route to Timbuktu, but they still …
22 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 22
Pic of the Day: March 22
Our trusty camels, Hammedi and , enjoying well-deserved break time in the midst of a two-hour ride from the village of M’Hamid to our desert …
21 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 21
Pic of the Day: March 21
Ait Ben Haddou is one of the finest specimens on the legendary ‘route of a thousand kasbahs’. These fortified towns grew rich and powerful on …
20 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 20
Pic of the Day: March 20
Attention food and beverage anthropologists: this is not the correct technique for Moroccan mint tea pouring, also known as ‘Berber whisky’. You’re supposed to pour …
19 Mar
Pic of the Day: March 19
Pic of the Day: March 19
Marrakech’s main square, Djemaa el Fna, is famous for the chaos of its snake charmers, magicians, singers, orange juice squeezers and, after dark, dozens of …
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