Anza-Borrego Desert, Friday.
Monday, March 29, 2010
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2 comments:
I know it's kind of unsustainable in many ways and all, living in deserts... and scorpions scuttle everywhere and I don't like them... but I absolutely adore the hot dry places of the world... Some years ago I went to Morrocco, expecting the country to look like one massive beach peopled by locals in black robes... nothing could be further from the truth, it was so colourful. Morocco isn't really an Arab country at all, it is a nation of Berber tribes who have the funkiest sense of art, design and fashion... add to that the amazing African landscape and ... o my!
Sorry if I went off on one, but those photos of yours are gorgeous
All the best ;->...
Funny you should mention this, Gledwood, but the person who accompanied me into the desert will be going to Morocco in a couple of months. This should be interesting ...
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