A GS'ers journey through Morocco

[Fanum]

nice write up ,great pics. Good to see you didn’t need to use the spare TPS

Only because he had it with him

Great report Tim

PS You walked higher up the bank at your favourite spot than ever this time

 

['Nuffsaid]

Top write up ..!

You are a natural raconteur .....

You should become a photo-journalist , that was a really inspired bit of narrative - Thanks for that , a real treat! ........

 

[iangough]

Off there myself next week so reading this has got me very excited

That first picture is now my new desk top, pure class

Andres

Same here, hope you dont mind and see it as a compliment...

I'm off to Moroc in Sept, so cant wait. Assuming i survive the hogroast of course !!

 

[Twotter]

Great stuff Tim

One day...................

 

[Kenny]

Not bad

 

[MikeP]

More good stuff Tim.

Excellent.

 

[Timolgra]

PS You walked higher up the bank at your favourite spot than ever this time

That's only because I had to fit more bikes into the frame than previously, if I take more than 6 bikes next time, I'll buy a wide angle lens to save the walk

 

[forry]

Great report and pics Tim

 

[Deleted account rno]

I really enjoyed that. Great stuff, Tim

 

[Timolgra]

Here's a couple of Rick's photos which I'm sure he won't mind me posting here.

First Adrian shows that what goes down...

 

[Timolgra]

...must come up

 

[Timolgra]

Mark H does the same..and it did look steep

 

[Timolgra]

and up

 

[Timolgra]

Ian tries to keep the front down

 

[Timolgra]

Some old guy with a flashy BMW Rally jacket

 

[Timolgra]

The same old guy gets stuck

 

[Timolgra]

Mark H on the move

 

[Timolgra]

Still a fair way to go

 

[xbootie]

Some cracking photo's and brilliant write up, thanks

Adrian

 

[Ian B]

Ian Peter PerfectB is riding down one handed and with his camera set to video,

Here’s the best bits of my wobbly hand-held filming

http://s73.photobucket.com/albums/i2...=MoroccoLQ.flv

The moped rider in the red jacket was delivering fresh supplies to the café on the summit of the Tizi-n-Tazzert. We were impressed when he produced 2 dozen fresh eggs he had stuffed down the front of his jacket, unbroken despite travelling many miles of bumpy piste.