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Morocco under my eye, thirty tips. (27).
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Morocco in thirty flashes (14).
Let me share a beautiful trip to Morocco last summer ... now confined, everything becomes a little more nostalgic ...
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Morocco under my eye, thirty tips. (10).
The second wave of Moroccan photos start... =O)
"Morocco under my eye, thirty tips" is a personal vision of this lovely country.
Thank you in advanced for your support, visits and kindness.
Have a nice weekend my friends!!
Morocco in thirty flashes (23).
Let me share a beautiful trip to Morocco last summer ... now confined, everything becomes a little more nostalgic ...
I will make a long series of 60 photos, divided into two parts, one of 30 standard photos and another with 30 more photos, with a much more personal look ... = O)
Hope it helps you to spend your time and get distracted in these strange times ...
Stay safe my friends!
Tagine is a slow-simmered stew of northwestern Africa traditionally cooked in a covered earthenware pot. The pot is commonly called a Tagine, too.
Morocco in thirty flashes (7).
Let me share a beautiful trip to Morocco last summer ... now confined, everything becomes a little more nostalgic ...
I will make a long series of 60 photos, divided into two parts, one of 30 standard photos and another with 30 more photos, with a much more personal look ... = O)
Hope it helps you to spend your time and get distracted in these strange times ...
Good morning everyone, stay safe and have a nice day my friends.
Morocco under my eye, thirty tips. (22).
The second wave of Moroccan photos start... =O)
"Morocco under my eye, thirty tips" is a personal vision of this lovely country.
Thank you in advanced for your support, visits and kindness.
Have a nice day my friends!!!!
Morocco in thirty flashes (21).
Let me share a beautiful trip to Morocco last summer ... now confined, everything becomes a little more nostalgic ...
I will make a long series of 60 photos, divided into two parts, one of 30 standard photos and another with 30 more photos, with a much more personal look ... = O)
Hope it helps you to spend your time and get distracted in these strange times ...
Have a nice new week, stay safe my friends!!!
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Morocco under my eye, thirty tips. (3).
The second wave of Moroccan photos start... =O)
"Morocco under my eye, thirty tips" is a personal vision of this lovely country.
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Have a good weekend my friends, best wishes!!
Morocco under my eye, thirty tips. (23).
The second wave of Moroccan photos start... =O)
"Morocco under my eye, thirty tips" is a personal vision of this lovely country.
Thank you in advanced for your support, visits and kindness.
Have a nice weekend ahead my friends with RESPONSIBILITY please, stay safe!
The decorative tile-work typically found in the old riads and palaces of Marrakech, Morocco. This was at the Tiskiwin museum.
Smooth waves in the Moroccan desert. Unfortunately, a number of tire tracks are evident. Maybe call them 'ripples'?
Ait Benhaddou is a fortified village and former caravan route between what now is Marrakech, Morocco and the Sahara. The buildings are made of clay and it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's stunningly beautiful architecture is set in a backdrop of a desolate high desert landscape. It has an otherworldly feel and has been used as film sites for movies such as Jewel of the Nile, Jesus of Nazareth, Lawrence of Arabia, Marco Polo, and dozens of others. It's off the beaten track but is well worth the stop especially if your heading to the deserts of Merzouga along the border of Algeria and Morocco.