Morocco - Tinerhir loop
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I did that loop last spring, and the leg from Alnif back to Tinehir a couple of years ago. We are also doing the loop again in April.
I advise going from Tenerhir to Neckob first, the views are outstanding that way. When you head north from Alnif pay good attention to your route description as their are many tracks.
It took us 11 hours to complete the loop but we took our time to stop and brew up etc, and when you descend from the top from Tizi n Tazazert you'll be stopping every few minutes just to look
Tim
I advise going from Tenerhir to Neckob first, the views are outstanding that way. When you head north from Alnif pay good attention to your route description as their are many tracks.
It took us 11 hours to complete the loop but we took our time to stop and brew up etc, and when you descend from the top from Tizi n Tazazert you'll be stopping every few minutes just to look
Tim
Hi Tim
I'm not sure if my reply to your good news went off or not. Just in case here is my reply:
Hi Tim
OK I'm on for the trip to Morocco, yippee!!!!
Tried to call you just now but you were not available so I will call later today.
My full name and address is:
Edit, Ray it's not a good idea to post your full postal address on a public forum, I've just tried to call you but you're out.
Tim can you send Ray a PM
Paul G (BHT)
Looking forward to speaking later.
Ray
I'm not sure if my reply to your good news went off or not. Just in case here is my reply:
Hi Tim
OK I'm on for the trip to Morocco, yippee!!!!
Tried to call you just now but you were not available so I will call later today.
My full name and address is:
Edit, Ray it's not a good idea to post your full postal address on a public forum, I've just tried to call you but you're out.
Tim can you send Ray a PM
Paul G (BHT)
Looking forward to speaking later.
Ray
RayS said:
As Tim said, the loop was the best days riding he has had, and me.
Everyday on Tims last trip was better than the last, everydays riding was just truely fantastic.
In Tim a true freind was made, a lovely man, also a life changing experiance for me.
Ray, that yippee is so great to see.
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Garry Holloway said:
i have and you are more than welcome to them but can seem to get them of my GPS
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Its actually M4 and M5. Errol and others did M4 yesterday from Alnif to Tinerhir and it took them two hours, we did M5 today from Tinerhir to Nekob and it took five hours. GPS waypoints are in book
Tim
Tim
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They're M4 and M5 in my book too.
Took us about 2 hrs to do Alnif Tinerhir... too late to do Tinerhir Nekob.
Will do that next time.
M4 nothing special in my opinion, and by all accounts M5 is much better.
Will
They're M4 and M5 in my book too.
Took us about 2 hrs to do Alnif Tinerhir... too late to do Tinerhir Nekob.
Will do that next time.
M4 nothing special in my opinion, and by all accounts M5 is much better.
Will
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sahara overland recommends
Michelin map 741 as a first step
im sure Tim will come along to give more advice
You are more than welcome to borrow my book
sahara overland recommends
Michelin map 741 as a first step
im sure Tim will come along to give more advice
You are more than welcome to borrow my book
Watch out as you need to buy the latest eddition of this book, as the ROUTE numbers changed last print, make sure that all in a group have the same edition.
Granny sucking eggs, but some people don`t have grannies !
Granny sucking eggs, but some people don`t have grannies !
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