Family trip from Marrakech to the desert (page 4 of 10)

Great travel journal! In the second-to-last photo, is that near the bus station? The workers who come to offer their services?

And then, we're ready to go sooking

I love that phrase, it’s so original! Great write-up, really enjoyed it.

Gorgeous Oulina Valley.

Ounila, Grandma, not Oulina! 😉

Gorgeous Oulina valley.

Ounila, Grandma, not Oulina! 😉

You can see how embarrassed I am 😉

Hi,

Thanks for sharing these lovely photos.

Best,

A.

Yes Jean, it's between the bus station and Bab Doukkala.

And then, we’re ready to go sooking

I’ll remember that phrase—it’s one of a kind! Great job on this friendly travel journal.

I didn’t make it up... It’s Mohamed from the Kasbah La Palmeraie guesthouse in Skoura who uses that phrase... And I just borrowed it. There you go!

Good evening Jean

And on top of that, a very particular job since it's a sewer "cleaner" in the foreground, fully visible, and in the background too, actually...😉

Have a good evening.

Jack

Thanks Daniel for this travel journal, the photos are stunning—I loved it

Best regards😉

Amazing! Thanks!

A huge thank you for this new trip that I’m still discovering with just as much pleasure.

I’ll remember the name of the granary that’s open for visits along this route. To include in a future itinerary.

Yep, visiting this attic is really interesting. And we all pass by it on the way to Ouarzazate, so we might as well take advantage of it.

Yes Jean, it's between the bus station and Bab Doukkala.

I thought I’d recognize the square. You’ll always find workers there—painters, tilers, sewer cleaners...

Yes Jean, it's between the bus station and Bab Doukkala.

I thought I recognized the square. There are always workers there—painters, tilers, sewer cleaners...

So many trades indeed. And I really love the buzz in the Bab Doukkala neighborhood in the morning: the bread sellers, crepe vendors, fruit stands, mint sellers....

Bab Doukkala, I also like hanging out around the second-hand book vendors... 🙂

bab doukhala, I also like hanging out around the second-hand book sellers ....🙂

I love it too. It's a lively and pleasant neighborhood.

Hi Daniel, and thanks for this new travel story. And with the family! I’m sure everyone loved having such a great guide.

Thanks Diane. See you soon on the forums.

See you soon, Daniel.