Morocco - Felix on the wrong track: an unforgettable journey through the Dadès Gorge

Recovered and full of vigour, we set off on a new adventure. Our faithful companion, Felix, finally gets a thorough wash after months. The wash...
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Morocco - From Berbers to World Heritage Site: The Kasbah Amridil and its history

At dawn, a taxi takes us to the airport. We say goodbye to our friend and return to our mobile home. Quickly ...
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Morocco - spices, real silk and authentic food. Or how we let ourselves be taken for a ride

Snapshots of Marrakech Part 3 Our trip to Marrakech only lasted three days, but the impressions we gathered would have been enough for weeks. The ...
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Morocco - Medersa ben Youssef, achingly beautiful feet and the oldest tea room in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 2 Medersa ben Youssef We could have had the Medersa ben Youssef all to ourselves. Could have, would have, bicycle chain. ...
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Morocco - rooftop terraces, the culinary museum and secret gardens in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 1 Being on the road can sometimes be exhausting. We're feeling it especially this time. Our plan to only work two days a week ...
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Morocco - Contrasts of the night: between the hustle and bustle and deserted alleyways in Marrakech

After an extended midday rest on our roof terrace and a long moderation of an online event, we set off. The sky has turned into a ...
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Morocco - The colourful hustle and bustle of Marrakech between Jemaa el-Fnaa and traditional riads

Of course, we decide to set off before sunrise. Of course we don't quite make it. And of course we still enjoy the drive over the...
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Morocco - Kasbah des Caïd & how I stand in my own way

Mohsin spoils us with a delicious breakfast, and of course we want to dine in the sun. Here we seem to be happy with our wishes.
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Morocco - Felix on the wrong track: an unforgettable journey through the Dadès Gorge

Morocco - Felix on the wrong track: an unforgettable journey through the Dadès Gorge

Recovered and full of vigour, we set off on a new adventure. Our faithful companion, Felix, finally gets a thorough wash after months. The desert sand has to go, because inside and out we resemble a shifting dune. Despite daily...

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Morocco - Felix on the wrong track: an unforgettable journey through the Dadès Gorge

Recovered and full of vigour, we set off on a new adventure. Our faithful companion, Felix, finally gets a thorough wash after months. The desert sand has to go, because inside and out we resemble a shifting dune. Despite daily...

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Morocco - From Berbers to World Heritage Site: The Kasbah Amridil and its history

Morocco - From Berbers to World Heritage Site: The Kasbah Amridil and its history

At dawn, a taxi takes us to the airport. We say goodbye to our friend and return to our mobile home. All our belongings are quickly stowed away, everything has its fixed place. And...

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Morocco - spices, real silk and authentic food. Or how we let ourselves be taken for a ride

Morocco - spices, real silk and authentic food. Or how we let ourselves be taken for a ride

Snapshots of Marrakech Part 3 Our trip to Marrakech only lasted three days, but the impressions we gathered would have been enough for weeks. The city intoxicated us with its scents, the bright colours, the polyphonic calls...

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Morocco - Medersa ben Youssef, achingly beautiful feet and the oldest tea room in Marrakech

Morocco - Medersa ben Youssef, achingly beautiful feet and the oldest tea room in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 2 Medersa ben Youssef We could have had the Medersa ben Youssef all to ourselves. Could have, would have, bicycle chain. But the irrepressible thirst for a cosy coffee on a sunny roof terrace was stronger....

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Morocco - Medersa ben Youssef, achingly beautiful feet and the oldest tea room in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 2 Medersa ben Youssef We could have had the Medersa ben Youssef all to ourselves. Could have, would have, bicycle chain. But the irrepressible thirst for a cosy coffee on a sunny roof terrace was stronger....

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Morocco - rooftop terraces, the culinary museum and secret gardens in Marrakech

Morocco - rooftop terraces, the culinary museum and secret gardens in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 1 Being on the road can sometimes be exhausting. We're feeling it particularly keenly this time. Our plan to only work two days a week is failing miserably. Many projects need to be realised, each one a...

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Morocco - rooftop terraces, the culinary museum and secret gardens in Marrakech

Snapshots Part 1 Being on the road can sometimes be exhausting. We're feeling it particularly keenly this time. Our plan to only work two days a week is failing miserably. Many projects need to be realised, each one a...

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Morocco - Contrasts of the night: between the hustle and bustle and deserted alleyways in Marrakech

Morocco - Contrasts of the night: between the hustle and bustle and deserted alleyways in Marrakech

After an extended midday rest on our roof terrace and a long moderation of an online event, we set off. The sky has turned a deep black, the stars sparkle like diamonds, and Marrakech...

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Morocco - Contrasts of the night: between the hustle and bustle and deserted alleyways in Marrakech

After an extended midday rest on our roof terrace and a long moderation of an online event, we set off. The sky has turned a deep black, the stars sparkle like diamonds, and Marrakech...

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Morocco - The colourful hustle and bustle of Marrakech between Jemaa el-Fnaa and traditional riads

Morocco - The colourful hustle and bustle of Marrakech between Jemaa el-Fnaa and traditional riads

Of course, we decide to set off before sunrise. Of course we don't quite make it. And of course we still enjoy the drive over the Tizi n'Tichka. Regula wants to stop one last time at one of these charming...

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Morocco - The colourful hustle and bustle of Marrakech between Jemaa el-Fnaa and traditional riads

Of course, we decide to set off before sunrise. Of course we don't quite make it. And of course we still enjoy the drive over the Tizi n'Tichka. Regula wants to stop one last time at one of these charming...

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Morocco - Kasbah des Caïd & how I stand in my own way

Morocco - Kasbah des Caïd & how I stand in my own way

Mohsin spoils us with a delicious breakfast and of course we want to dine in the sun. We always seem to be alone with our wishes here. We eat inside, in the shade. After all, we have enough sun....

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Morocco - Spiritual connection in the desert

Morocco - Spiritual connection in the desert

The energy of the desert is unrivalled. Whether it carries a feminine power or something else remains a mystery. The Moroccans say: "When the desert speaks to you, your soul feels it. It touches...

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Morocco - Spiritual connection in the desert

The energy of the desert is unrivalled. Whether it carries a feminine power or something else remains a mystery. The Moroccans say: "When the desert speaks to you, your soul feels it. It touches...

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