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Thursday, August 11, 2016

Morocco: Saharan Desert

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We traveled 200 miles westerly today, through the Atlas Mountains and Berber villages. Stopping for the night and eating dinner on the rooftop terrace, I once again encountered another thing that unites us: kids playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. #LoveTrumpsHate 


Ait BenHaddou
UNESCO World Heritage Site

Giant fortification, made up of six forts and nearly fifty palaces. Example of earthen clay architecture.

Many popular movies/tv shows have been filmed here. Game of Thrones, Prince of Persia, Gladiator, Mummy, etc.

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Ait BenHaddou

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Atlas Mountains    
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Sunset in Boumalne Dades, Morocco  

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Street life in Boumalne Dades, Morocco      









Getting ready to hit the Sahara Desert on our camels to catch the sunset. The landscape and architecture is unreal.

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Well, my friends, today will go down as one of the most memorable days ever. I was able to ride a camel during sunrise and ride back to 11 hours to Marrakech through the vast and varying landscapes an crazy, tricky mountain roads.

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