A 10 Episode SERIES, for ALL the Episodes- www.youtube.com From 0 to 70kmph on their skateboards and now 0 to 2000kms Long Treks on Skate Decks is BACK! Adam Colton, Paul Kent, and Aaron Enevoldsen teamed up in 2010 to revisit the pain, anguish and hilarity of traveling across countries with longboards. Following along the Long Treks Peru Y Bolivia documentary which cost them brutal sun burns, horrifying crashes, broken boards and near starvation, the three missed each other so much they had to do another trip. Morocco seemed to be the first choice as it is paved, culturally rich, and safe for tourists. They soon find out what the real struggle is... each other. In the attempt to circle the entire country by longboard, they lose their minds and go completely insane. So put on your 3D goggles and pour yourself some mint tea, you might find out something new about Morocco! Film Equipment donated by: Michael Hager, Steve Hager, Peggy Dutton SET UPS: Paul Kent & Aaron Enevoldsen - Rayne Long Treks Decks - Paris 180mm Trucks - Otang 83a Durians Adam Colton- LBL Pusher Proto - Paris 180mm Trucks - Otang 83a Durians Filmed by: Adam Colton, Paul Kent, Aaron Enevoldsen Edited by: Adam Colton, Titles by: Jonathan Jelkin Music by: Aaron Enevoldsen SPONSORS: Rayne Longboards (www.raynelongboards.com) Orangatang Wheels (http LongboardLarry (www.longboardlarry.com) Loaded Boards (http Patagonia (www.patagonia.com) Sporting Sails (http Nemo Equipment (nemoequipment.com) Paris Trucks ...
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Take a tour of Kasbah Taourirt in Ouarzazate, Morocco -- part of the World's Greatest Attractions travel video series by GeoBeats. An imposing and ancient structure of Ouarzazate, Morocco is the former palace, Kasbah Taourirt. In a climate as pitiless and harsh as Ouarzazate's, this structure acts as a defensive center for city. The kasbah is full of charismatic turrets, gardens, and rooms with unique geometric patterns and shapes. The primary overseers of Kasbah Taourirt, the el Glaoui clan, controlled most of West Africa until the independence of Morocco in 1956. Built solely of clay and straw, the kasbah has an adobe composition with colors reflecting those of its surrounding Saharan landscape. Many visitors who tour this great historical structure are awed by the astonishing interior of Kasbah Taourirt.
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this week twg is running as a Tv channel so I decided to make a documentary about my vacation to Morocco. it is in 2 parts Hope you Like it! Don't forget to check out my personal channel: www.youtube.com/MoniaDreamer
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Once the capital city of Morocco, Fez is awash with bustling markets. Toby will go in search of a few bargains, and explore (or rather get lost in) this beautiful old city.
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Actress and presenter Clare Grogan and her family head to Morocco. We bring you the best of Ibiza - whether you want peace and quiet or a party holiday. And if you fancy a getaway with a bit of exercise, join our two hill-walking friends as they take the Jacobite Railway and hike in Mallaig.
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3 Longboarders, Paul, Aaron, and Adam welcome you to follow their journey through the Maghreb, in other words, the last country in the Arabic world to receive sunlight. In Casablanca the three reunite to embark on a 2000 km journey by longboard. After their first trip through Peru and Bolivia, they discovered their love for the open road together. These three high-energy individuals are all about to get a taste of Africa, and a part of the world they've all never experienced before. Episodes will be released when they are ready. If you have not seen their previous journey please check out www.youtube.com and watch through their episodes in Peru and Bolivia!
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John Vlahides embarks on a journey down the spine of central Morocco, taking in the labyrinthine medina of Fes, road-testing skiing in the Atlas Mountains and joining a family of Berber nomads in the dunes of the Sahara Desert. Catch Lonely Planet: Roads Less Travelled across Australia, Asia and the Pacific on Monday nights at 8.30pm and repeated Saturday 7.30pm and Sunday nights 6.30pm. For other air times please check your local TV guide. For more on the series, go to www.lonelyplanet.com/roadslesstravelled
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In Morocco, the girls plot to test Mason's manliness. Life on Tour is a reality travel series brought to you by EF Tours and the creators of MTV's The Real World. www.facebook.com www.facebook.com
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After accomplishing the highest mountain pass in Morocco on skateboard, the three are graced with a wonderful tailwind and smooth pavement to the small city of Ourzazate. Strapping on Sporting Sails for the evening and catching magical tailwinds does not foreshadow what Adam, Paul, and Aaron are about to encounter. Skating the Vallee Du Draa to its dead end in the Saharan Dunes turns out the be the worst decision made on the trip (for the knees and mind). The bakery is closed for these three fools who skate through the most beautiful scenery, yet the worst pavement Morocco has to offer. Crushing the next pass, ''Tizzi-N-Tinififft'' paved at 1660 meters, they bomb down to Agdz with their Sporting Sails as their DH speed control to be greeted by the gorgeous mountain peak Djebel Kissane. Agdz is the beginning of Vallee Du Draa, through which the longest river in Morocco flows beside luscious dense Palm trees and Mosques decorating every town.
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Last episode, the crew journeyed into the Saharan dunes for a romantic evening with camels and two days lathered in sunscreen. A three day break altogether from skating makes them eager to get back on the road, starting from Ourzazate, traveling east through Valee Du Dades, coincidentally for the Festival of the Roses in El Kelaa M'gouna. Passing off the festival and opting to skate the Gorge du Dades, one of the most radical designs in roadwork, the Long Treks team skates into the massive Gorge. Unfortunately, Adam is the last of the three to be struck with a powerful and tormenting stomach flu. Need not to go into detail, Aaron and Paul enjoy a day of skating switchback after switchback in the famous Moroccan Gorge.
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A HD travel video which shows several locations in Marrakech
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I know, this world is really big. I wanna see it all! From New York to Nepal and all that's in between. Mexico, Peru, Argentina, Chile and Brazil.Then we can jump the sea, but we can't forget New Orleans. Never mind that sunk lets not. But we can hit up all the central spots in Morocco, Spain and France. We can even hit up Turkey! Italy, Greece n Rome. I wanna eat Gyros. Man, I'd love to see that sandwich made by a real Greek like man, maybe then I'd understand. Now, Let's get back to where we're going, like Libya, Egypt and Chad. Heck let's take all our friends too! Like Ginny,Lee, Ali, Jolene, Kyle, Scott, Luma, Kristy, Jaeden, Zan let's all hold hands all through Indo and Thailand, Up to India and Laos, we could build a house. Live off the land, hang out on a beach all day eating mangoes and papayas, coconuts, pina colada's! Keep out toes warm in the sand. Man, we would get so tanned, Oh wow I really need a tan! But wait, there's places I forgot to mention, like China and Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Alaska and Hawaii, and Madagascar too! Oh...and the Seychelles Islands,but I saved the best for last, yeah ma homeland it's the Best. It's where my heart beats from my chest! It's Canada's furthest West:)
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In the Spring of 2011, I spent a semester in Sevilla, Spain. In mid-March, Bianca and I traveled to Northern Morocco with a travel group called DiscoverSevilla. On the bus ride there, we decided (with inspiration from Shakira's "Waka Waka") to make a video about our trip. Here is the narration and dancing that followed from that weekend. Thanks to all our friends who participated! All footage shot on a Nikon Coolpix6000 point-and-shoot cam. 720p HD. No copyright infringement intended.
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An extraordinary journey and discovery of the mountain village of Rchida, Morocco and the wonderful people who live there. August 2008
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A visit to Morocco in the 1930s filmed by Andre de la Varre. Transferred from original 35mm nitrate negative. Topurchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com
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Our terrible trio goes from being lost in the souks of Marrakech to combing the High Atlas mountains in search of the Lost Peak "Tizi n'tischka". This episode, enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells (scratch and sniff) of Marakech. Weave and wind the twisted streets, past riads, merchants, and snake charmers. Clean off the grime of the city, then be whisked away to mysterious country side inhabited by Argan trees and the Imazighen peoples. Then top it off with a slow climb, and rapid descend of the highest mountain pass of the entire trip. An elevation of 2290 meters (7513 feet). Viewer beware! Aaron is shown some native music Paul begins to learn to speak a little Tamazight and Adam battles frog monsters in the night.
Tags :Long Treks, Morocco, Africa, Marrakech, Longboarding, Longboard, Longboards, Skateboards, travel, Adam Colton, Paul Kent, Aaron Enevoldsen

www.TravelsWithSheila.com Ten percent of the argan oil production in the world comes from countries such as Algeria, Mexico, Israel and is endemic to Morocco. If you've never heard of Argan Oil before, the oil is produced from the kernels of the Argan Tree and used for nutritive, cosmetic and medicinal properties. My own beauty salon uses a very expensive Argan Oil product called "Moroccan Oil" for hair. This Argan Oil Cooperative is run by women and the Explore group stopped for a demonstration. Even I took a seat and tried my hand at smooshing the pulp and grinding the oil.
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short travel project sample, about travel, discover and peace mind.All realized just by photo
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Ferries to Morocco: ferriesmorocco.com Morocco, officially the Kingdom of Morocco is a country located in North Africa. It has a population of nearly 32 million and an area of 710.850 km², including the disputed Western Sahara which is mainly under Moroccan administration. Morocco has a coast on the Atlantic Ocean that reaches past the Strait of Gibraltar into the Mediterranean Sea. It is bordered by Spain to the north (a water border through the Strait and land borders with three small Spanish exclaves, Ceuta, Melilla, and Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera), Algeria to the east, and Mauritania to the south.[6] Morocco is a de jure constitutional monarchy with an elected parliament. The King of Morocco, holds vast executive powers, including dissolving parliament. Executive power is exercised by the government. Legislative power is vested in both the government and the two chambers of parliament, the Assembly of Representatives and the Assembly of Councillors. Parliamentary elections were held in Morocco on 7 September 2007, and were considered by observers as mostly free and fair. Though voter turnout was estimated to be 37%, the lowest in Moroccan political history. The political capital is Rabat, and the largest city is Casablanca; other large cities includes Fes, Salé, Agadir, Marrakesh, Tangier, Meknes, Oujda and Tetouan. The history of Morocco spans over 12 centuries, and the country was first unified by the Idrisid dynasty in 780, representing the first Islamic state in ...
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