Two days after arriving back from the sandy lands of Morocco, I've decided to share my travels with the world, or at least the small portion of it that reads DMb. So, as you may know, as part of a school geography trip, I (along with 30 classmates) jetted off to Northern Africa, specifically Morocco (no duh). Here's a sort of commentary in pictures (and a few words) to guide you along my adventures. Enjoy!
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| On the plane over, easyJet no less. Pretty bumpy ride including one random hit of turbulence resembling that of a speed hump. Didn't phase me though, and my ears stayed unusually unaffected by the changes in pressure. After about 3 hours we disembarked into the intense and humid Moroccan heat, before collecting luggage and changing money. |
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| This was the first coach journey, when we were all excited and happy, completely oblivious to how many hours we would end up lounging hopelessly in its not-so-comfortable warm embrace... However, Airport to Marrakech was a mere 20 minutes, giving us a chance to marvel at: |
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| The wildlife... |
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| The culture... |
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| And the architecture... |
There's still a lot more after the jump below!
