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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Marrakech Dreams
My kind Moroccan hosts continued to drive me through their beautiful country, stopping by the Todra Gorge and then continuing our ascent through the high Atlas Mountains. It was in these mountains, near sunset, being thrown about in the back … Continue reading
Sahara Splendor
When I woke up to the alarm on that Sunday morning, I didn’t have time to linger in my bed thinking about my day as I usually like to do upon awakening. Instead, I had to wake up Safia so … Continue reading
The Sahara
I never, ever imagined that I would go to the Sahara, and it was never in my radar. But what is great about life is that your travel friends introduce you to places that expand your travel horizon. Such was … Continue reading