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smells good, but not for us

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this road takes just one day to drive if you go slowly and enjoy it. Either end of the road are towns with many shops. We found that in almost every village in Morocco there is a butchers, and a small shop selling all your basic needs, also most have a coffee shop that will make a tagine. You will never be far from food in Morocco

@fairyandthehun now a days somehow you get it.. i wrote it in short but i wanted to ask it more elevrately, as a curiocity

it certainly was a very fantastic day driving the R307 !!

Yes it was

only in your dreams

@@fairyandthehun if I was with you yes ☺️but you are so funny and gentel man Thenk you for your answer

thanks for watching

We love Morocco... like a second home

I beg to differ. I agree tourists can be scammed in touristic areas, but the rest of the country is not like that. Also we have never seen any religious discrimination from any Moroccan.

an amazing place to visit

And the people are so friendly, but then we have found them all to be throughout Morocco.

We love it there too and have been there twice. I bet you cant wait till September.

I am glad you enjoyed our video... we love our Moroccan travels and will be back soon

When we were there in March, the owner said that they've not had any snow at the top of the pass this winter, and was very worrying as Morocco is in full drought mode. Its is such a beautiful place and epic drive. Hope we brought you back some memories

Glad you enjoyed it

I dont really understand what you mean. Google translate is not always good.

@@fairyandthehun I said that there was recently an earthquake in Morocco therefore it is not negligence on the part of the Moroccan authorities but Morocco is engaged in a process of progress according to priorities Morocco has concentrated its resources on the infrastructure intended for the 2030 World Cup thank you for showing us the south of Morocco

We did also say in our video there was an earthquake. We also said that we were suprised how much work had been already done to clear the road and how sad is was to see the devistation. If you are correct that Morocco is concentrating of the World cup then that is very sad. People are more important.

@@fairyandthehun Your British accent is very complicated for me but I enjoy your videos I feel like I'm watching a movie and thank you for showing us deep Morocco.

@@fairyandthehun Perhaps I misspoke, Morocco has managed the natural disaster well enough to have refused support from France. The government set up a public and private treasury to rebuild all the villages, while preserving their specific architectural features. Morocco has released direct financial aid to all victims. It's a shame you didn't have the opportunity to talk to the families of the victims and hear their stories. In passing, I mentioned that Morocco has become a giant construction site, whether in terms of renewable energy, since Morocco is going to supply Great Britain with renewable energy. It's one of the giant projects worth around 25 billion euros ... human resources are the cornerstone of this beautiful Morocco, and above all hospitality

I'm glad you enjoyed the video. thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for your lovely comment and keep watching. Hope you have a great trip next month. We cant wait to go back, there is so much more to see

Thank you... hopefully people find our videos both interesting and informative.

Glad you enjoyed it. thanks for watching

Thank you for your kind words... we will keep documenting our journeys and if people watch and enjoy, all the better. Thanks

not quite sure what you mean.... but thanks

@@fairyandthehun what a quiet place

Lovely and quiet.... all you can hear is nature itself 🤫

Thank you for watching

I think the google translate does not always give an exact "proper" 100% accurate translation, but the meaning of what he said was there

Thanks for watching our travel videos. We did not know about the hot water spings near Dakhla but will definatly visit next time. We did however smell the sulphur waters at the camping ground !!

it certainly was an experience driving that far south... but not as far off the beaten track as I'd expected.... lots of travellers go futher south aiming to get to The Gambia and Senegal. maybe next time we'll do the same

thank you... it certainly was fun and push our vans limits

The Tropic of Cancer, also known as the Northern Tropic, is the Earth's northernmost circle of latitude where the Sun can be seen directly overhead. This occurs on the June solstice, when the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun to its maximum extent for more info please read here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropic_of_Cancer

But yes, we went to the Western Sahara/Morocco Tropic of Cancer.

@@fairyandthehun ah ok thankyou , maybe I’ll venture that far next time I’m there , only ever been as far as Tafraote

It's definitely worth the trip further south at least once. Although, if you're on bikes mind out for those cross winds along the road between the desert and the ocean!

@@fairyandthehun yes we are on bikes , been a few times and hoping to get back in Oct or March , do you know what road the sign is on please , it looks like you’ve had a fantastic trip , will catch up on your other vids

not sure what teapotone is .... but thanks 😍

@@fairyandthehun TeapotOne is a motorcycle UA-camr who always says “ look at that “ in a Scottish accent like you did 👍

oooh, we'll have a look for him. Never heard of him before.

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thank you for watching

Thanks for watching 👍😃

Thanks for watching! The hotel we stayed in is khampiane hotel. Here's the google pin for it. maps.app.goo.gl/iZNRko8qgxsA3UM57

We absolutely loved our time in Laos, we think the country and it's people are amazing and we will be back again. Thank you watching our videos.

Thanks we love it here