Back from 3 weeks in Morocco in April (page 10 of 10)

Yep!

It's up to us to cultivate this wisdom whenever possible.

We won’t run out of work to do!

Oh yeah, good luck!

You’ve gotta keep a bit of optimism.

Oh yes, these days it's a lifesaver!

I followed your advice—just like on our first trip—and we spent a few nights in Aourir while we explored the area. But we stayed at the Inou Hotel. Super comfortable, really friendly, and very professional.

Will we know more soon? The Inou Hotel is nice, that's true. I go there from time to time too.

Hi Daniel, Before diving into writing the little travel journal I promised about our October trip, I started by sorting the photos. And I remembered the photo that went with this sentence you wrote about your walk in the lovely almond-tree valley near Skoura.

"We continue our journey toward the end of the valley. ............. It's breathtakingly beautiful."

Well, guess what—we actually found the shepherd you photographed that day! As surprising as it may seem, I really think it was him, near the well with his entire flock. A magical moment where time stood still...

What do you think?

Indeed, it’s likely the same well. Same shepherd, maybe? What’s certain is that it’s an amazing spot! Gorgeous! Especially when you’re lucky enough to see herds coming to drink. That happens pretty often since shepherds have to take their animals there daily when they’re in the area.

The shepherds are sometimes nomadic, so it’s not certain it’ll be the same person. But why not?

The photo is beautiful. You can really feel the serenity of the moment. Even if a shepherd's life isn't always idyllic!

For the beauty of Morocco in April, it's still relevant... thanks for your understanding.

I’m really excited to leave when I see these gorgeous photos.