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9: The Final Leg
In the last blog, we reported (to the dogs disgust) that they'd had a full trim, wash and brush up. Nick has been feeling a little left and we can't have that so we find a friendly barber. Following a rather alarming flame-throwing display - presumably to sterilize the equipment, he's soon looking dapper again! Visits to barbers shops in dubious locations seems to be a bit of a theme for us, Janette has sat and watched the routine in a good variety of countries now; naked fla
Mar 2


8: A Brush With The Law!
The road out of Taghazout hugs the coastline and not long into our journey we come across an area of sand dunes. Intrigued, we stop to take a look. The area is home to the Timlalin Dunes - a 900 ha area which has been designated a Site of Biological and Ecological Interest for its flora and fauna. While there, we're treated to a closeup sighting of the critically endangered Northern Bald Ibis which is all but extinct everywhere but here and the Souss Massa National Park. The
Feb 22


7: Colours and Contrasts
Before we head off to Tiznit, Nick decides to take Millie on a walk - or rather, some fairly serious rock climbing! Known as 'The Surfboard' - a huge granite rock platform sticks horizontally out into thin air. At about 200 metres high - this is definitely not something for the faint-hearted! Some of the rocks in this area have names - there is the Golden Lion and the Rabbits. We have really liked Tafraoute, a place where we could easily have lingered. We have one more visit
Feb 14
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