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Riding the dunes up to the highest point in the Sahara Desert in Morocco.
On top of the Sahara Desert with my 2 Berber guides, looking over to Algeria.
Off the camel, time to don Berber dress for the sunset viewing.
Gorgeous view, huh?
Caught in sunset's glow.
A Berber semi-nomadic camp in the Sahara Desert.
No one would argue that we didn't need our bed that night!
- How did you enjoy your trip up the Saharan sand dunes? I hope you'll leave a comment.
- These are all private photos. Please don't copy. Thanks...
18 comments:
These pictures are like the backdrop from some epic film :-)
Sarah, they make tons of films in Morocco. I'll do a post to show you later - Star Wars for starters! Thanks for dropping by.
Denise
I am sure there is more sand there than when we were in the Sahara, but perhaps where you were was a sandier area. We saw sand, but masses of scrub. Diane
You're so lucky to have traveled there. Stunning pics! What a dramatic looking hotel room, too.
I look at these and remember scenes from "Lawrence of Arabia" ;-) You could have been cast in the movie, with that superb desert garb you are sporting. My dad was born and raised in Boufarik, Algeria. I noticed you could see Algeria in one of the pictures. Very cool. Thank you for visiting my blog today. Glad you enjoyed the story on the amazing "2CV" -- Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
Diane: We had to drive many miles by 4WD to get to the sandy desert. 70% of the desert is shaly rock.
Lisa: Yeah, that hotel room was a stunner. So was the whole hotel.
French girl: It really did feel 'Lawrence of Arabia' ish.
Denise
Those are amazing pictures!
Thanks Golden! Denise
What a wonderful adventure you had in Morocco, lovely photos and I am sure you were more than ready for that inviting bed at the end of the day.
LindyLou: Sure was, after a swim in the pool!
Denise
You have some beautiful photos here. How long where you riding the camels? I have been on camels a couple of time, in Tunisia and in Egypt. I think after a while I’d get seasick. You have several blogs and I did not know on which one to comment – but I looked at all of them. You are a busy person – I can hardly keep track of my one blog!
Vagabonde: Hi, sorry, yes, it's confusing and at the moment I've not been able to keep up with all my blogs but I am slowing down some projects.
We only rode camels for one afternoon. It was rather uncomfortable and I wouldn't want to do it all day!
Denise
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