It’s official, we have entered the Moroccan twilight zone. Ifrane, a ski resort town south of Fes, is a place which is absolutely nothing like anything we’ve seen in Morocco so far. Here there are no humble cafes serving pots of tea to the working man or children riding donkeys to get water from the […] Read More »
Our plans to hit the road today have been put on hold, thanks to Mother Nature and her sense of humour, which brought snow to Fes today for the first time in 5 years! Pretty though it is, it is also very cold and probably not the day to be trying to cross a mountain […] Read More »
We are nearly to the end of our time in Fes, a beautiful city with much great architecture and lovely rambling alleyways to explore. We have enjoyed the Museum Batha and its great collection of Moroccan art and handicrafts, as well as seeking out street cafes where local workers tuck into hearty bean soups, fried […] Read More »
After a restful night in the field by the village , we woke to the sound of roosters crowing. For the first time in our three visits to Morocco it had actually rained, just a little overnight, and the skies were still cloudy as we crawled out of the tent. We had a little breakfast […] Read More »
Today was full of fantastic experiences, the best not coming until the very end of the day, and all brought to us courtesy of our bicycles. A year ago we hardly cycled at all and two years ago we would never have considered taking a holiday on a bike, but now our bicycles are the […] Read More »
