THE SAHARA DESERT
Patterns in the sand of the Sahara Desert created by the wind.
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Ready for our ride
The camel ride into the Sahara Desert
The Mily Way displays its beauty over the Sahara Desert
The night sky in the Sahara Desert and the Milky Way
Our Tent in the Sahara
This is one proud camel!
The sun was setting shortly after we arrived at our tent camp in the Sahara desert
Grains of Sand in the Sahara Desert in patterns created by the wind.
Hussein (affectionatly called "Jose" by our Moroiccan trip leader )managed the tent camp and was the chief host and cook.
Sahara Tent Camp at Sunrise
A Berber Nomad cemetery in the Sahara Desert
This is the grave of a small Berber Nomad child.
Overland to Tineghir we came to a series oif wells in the desert that draw from a spring below. Water is used by Berbers for drinking and irrigation.
A series of wells in the desert on the way to Tineghir
Overland to Tineghir we came to a series oif wells in the desert that draw from a spring below. Water is used by Berbers for drinking and irrigation.
The interior of a Madrasa in Tineghir. This Madrasa is no longer in use but is available for visitors to walk through.
This is the roof terrace of the ancient Mosque Ikelane in Ksar Afanour
A view of Ksar Afanaour as seen from atop the Mosque Ikelane
Cathleen’s Hand Adorned With Henna in Morocco
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The Imam
The Imam’s Brother
Cathleen watches the sun rise over the sand dunes in the Sahara Desert.
Marrakesh
Road sign 207 km from Marrakesh
We passed a tourist bus on the road into Marrakesh
12th Century walled entrance gate in Marrakesh.
Theatre Royal Marrakesh
Koutoubia Mosque Marrakesh
Marrakesh Lampost
Koutoubia Mosque at Sunset, Marrakesh
Men were commonly sitting put at tables talking
Coca-Cola in Marrakesh
KFC in Marrakesh
Street Cafe Marrakesh
A Snake Charmer in the main square in Marrekesh
Cobras and other snakes in the square oin Marrakesh
One of many Food Vendors in the Marrakesh Square
Another Food Vendor in the Marrakesh Square
This very friendly guy encouraged us to have dinner at his booth in the square. Which we did.
Our Travel Group having dinner in the square in Marrakesh
Jemaa el-Fnaa – The Square in Marrekash is transformed at night into an amazing outdoor eating area.
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