Sleeping in a cave in the middle of the mountains of Morocco gives you a childlike feeling. Like the best sleep-over, ever. We played cards by candlelight listening to Toto’s “Africa” as white flashes of lightning illuminated the cave’s entrance.
People say once-in-a-lifetime a lot. This trip truly was. Hiking through Morocco’s Atlas Mountains with a nomadic Berber family and all their goats, sheep, mules and camels in tow. It’s a trip that only happens twice a year. This was most definitely “off the beaten path” as we didn’t see anyone else for a full week in the desert. No Internet. No technology. Just a dozen world travelers and a nomadic Berber tribe. It was humbling. It was filled with moments of self-reflection and moments of real bonding with my fellow travelers from around the world.
A massive shoutout to Intrepid Travel for sending me to photograph these epic ventures once again. You make this small town boy’s dreams come true. As they say, “travel makes you rich.” Excited to announce that I’m off to Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam later this month for the next adventure. All the love. Click any photo to expand.
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Beautiful!
Nice pictures. When I was there last ten years ago, locals were against being in a picture. How times change.
Yeah, I was warned of that a lot as well. And it happened a couple times, but after spending lots of time with the locals, all was cool. Being real and authentic is the key to a solid portrait.
These photos are truely beautiful, I can only imagine how much of an amazing experience this was! You lucky thing 🙂
Such an experience. Thank you!