From Merzouga to Taouz we drove about 25 km on paved road than Oued Ziz sometimes on stony terrain to avoid the wed parts in the Sebkas sometimes in mud often in sand and also on corrugated pistes. The landscape is amazing: dunes, black stonehills, a little green in the oued - the dry riverbed - some kasbahs remodeld as hotels but no tourists.
We passed Er Ramlia still following the Algerian border to the West, in the begin a oued then a reg - a stony flat - partly a fast and smooth drive, but sometimes we had to go on rocky pistes through the mountains.
The 3rd day we made the rest to Zagora on a well maintained piste. Zagora is centre for that region so we hoped for a good or a fair internetconnection. But here stands the WWW for WorldWideWaiting
We passed Er Ramlia still following the Algerian border to the West, in the begin a oued then a reg - a stony flat - partly a fast and smooth drive, but sometimes we had to go on rocky pistes through the mountains.
The 3rd day we made the rest to Zagora on a well maintained piste. Zagora is centre for that region so we hoped for a good or a fair internetconnection. But here stands the WWW for WorldWideWaiting
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Hey Klaus! From my experience the Internet-Connection works at night much better than on daytime. Maybe people sleep at night, so the sleepless tourist can fill his blogs with words and text like yours Erhard here:
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:-)
We'll be in Zagora too some day - but first we towards Ar-Rachidia - slowly - slowly enjoying the marvellous wonder world