ERFOUD, Fossiles gone: 52 days
Erfoud is fossile region number ONE in Morocco. We were amazed by the large nautilus shells, trilobites, sealilies, ammonites and sand roses... in nature, museum and shops. We could have use some specialist help there though!
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TELOUET Palace, Morocco gone: 43 days
We crossed the High Atlas via the Ticha pass and stopped in Telouet to visit the kasbah, a fortified castle non descript from the outside. Downstairs are stables for cattle but once you have reached the first floor it has the allure of a real palace. The rooftop terrace provides a mountainrange view
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END OF THE ROAD, Mirleft, Morocco gone: 34 days
Near Mirleft town we ended up on this stretch of road, litterally “the end of the road”. It ended in a seriously dried out wadi or riverbed.
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HASSAN II MOSQUE, Cassablanca gone: 25 days
This mosque is the second largest in the world, next to Mekka and one of the few that can partly be visited by the general public. Its clean upward lines, cool marble and geometrical decorations never cease to impress.
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CISTERNE PORTUGAISE, El Jandia, Morocco gone: 26 days
The underground cistern in El Jadida was the water supply reserve for this 17th century walled city. A beautifully preserved exemple of craftmanship and practicality. Through the huge ventilation hole in the roof we catched the perfect sunbeam (around noon in winter).
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