DakarLOG – Pat’s 2008 Morocco Trek Log 03 | Route

 

pat trahan	Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 10:22 PM
Reply-To: pat trahan  To: shawna cox
Hi Shawna, cool for the room, I think you will like it!! Ok here a little bit about our route.. I am still working on the coordinates. But it is very flexible.. We can change it at any moment!! it is a proposed route! 13 – Arrival Patrick – Marrak. Get stuff ready – Riad 14 – Arrival Shawna – night in marrak – Riad 15 – Day in Marrak – Going to Rally rose des sables – Night in Bivouac of organisation 16 – Going to a CP to film continue Liason North – lots of KM – Night in small village 17 – Going on the Dakar route – Night on Bivouac 18 – Sand dunes in Erfoud – Bivouac in the big Dunes – Camel Trek 19 – Going South on the Dakar route – Night in Small Village 20 – Going south to Agadir – Night at my friend Surf Camp 21 – Day at the beach surf lesson, going to Marrak – Night in Marrak 22 – Day in Marrak – bring back 4×4 – transfer to aeroport I will send you more detail on a map once I am done… Do you need cofee in the morning? Are you alergic to any food? Do you like wine, Pastis, hihi. Just checking. Bring emodium, tylenol, etc Talk to you soon P ________ shawna cox  Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 10:56 PM To: pat trahan are we close to the fossil pit / rock pit Mark Miller mentioned?  :-)  I like fossils….  :-)  Want to go there…. All looks good – are we camping in the small villages? What’s the accommodation like there – home stays? $$?  desert camping is cool still too. What’s ‘Pastis’?  Coffee would be good, but not neccessary – NOT TIM HORTONS!  HA! No allergies – Just not a lot of Dairy or sweet things.  Looking forward to good staples of camping and the desert and Morocco.  Nothing super fancy – simpler is better for me.  Wine is good, but not a lot as I can react to the sulfides – what ever Moroccans drink. Map will be cool to post on the blog! woo! s _________ pat trahan <rallyedakar@yahoo.ca> Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 5:59 AM To: shawna cox  Yes we will go to the fossil pit!  In the small village we either will have to get a cheap hostel, 10 euro per niight or go further. I never camp near villages. But if you like bivouac that is good too. We stop at the village get the food and drink and go out in the desert! I prefer that. You will have the time of your life, I hope you will like the desert as much as I love it!! I can’t wait.  It will be very simple for camping because I cant bring much in my luggage and we cannot buy camping equipment there. Talk to you soon Pat