I admit it. I can’t keep up with the sheer volume of people, places, events and experiences in this trip. […]
Archive for ‘Arnie’
Fellow travellers
Morocco in late January belongs to the long-term travellers; the expats, the overlanders, the crusty young people in rattly van […]
Sahara – postscript
Arnie stayed with Jaboud and his crew for the best part of three days. We never did find out what […]
Sahara – day 5
No rush this morning. We’d left the roof blind open again overnight to watch satellites sliding between the stars and […]
Sahara – day 4
We were still perhaps only a third of the way to Zagora on a track that had become increasingly uncertain […]
Sahara – Part 3
In the morning we had decisions to make. P had some coaching work booked and we fired up the Starlink […]
Sahara – Part 2
P was up early to climb a dune and see the sunrise. I finished my tea, noting that the sunrise […]
Sahara – Part 1
Is any desert more evocative? Everyone has heard of it and – for me at least – “Sahara” is a […]
Fez
Our journey to Fez started in Tangier. We’d been in Morocco a day or so, still finding our feet in […]
Off to the Rif
The Rif in Northern Morocco is a mountainous, hardscrabble region, home to one and a half million people who are […]
The Magic Bus 