Terry's Travel: Camel Trekking

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Camel Trekking

On our way to the Berber Village via the backroads onto the desert with my friends from France

After i got back to my hotel from my trek noticed a stinger in my face, pulled it out and it started to swell. What to do in northwest Africa with this situation you ask, go downstairs to the bar and order two glasses of whiskey.......one for the wound and the other down my throat hahahhaha

Waiting for our tea and bread from our Berber hosts

My ride is not liking the fact it is time for me to go and hop on again lol

Heading back

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