Top Ten Places in the World I Want to Visit That I Haven't Yet

1. Kayak- Haida Gwaanis National Park, British Columbia, Canada
2. Hike- Kluane National Park, Yukon, Canada
3. Visit/Culture- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
4. Visit/Culture- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
5. Hike-The West Coast Trail, British Columbia, Canada
6. Hike- The East Coast Trail, Newfoundland, Canada
7. Canoe- Lake Winnipeg Area, Manitoba, Canada
8. Climb- Mount Temple, Alberta, Canada
9. Surf- Long Beach, British Columbia, Canada
10. Hike- Wells Grey Park, British Columbia, Canada

Mezourga

Right now we are in Mezourga. It is a little desert town. Last night we rode camels out to a desert camp for the night. We heard some local Berber music and had a campfire. Today we 4x4ed around the desert. Literally around the desert. Now I am thoroughly wiped. I'm ready for supper and a bed.

The Medina

We just visited the medina in Fes. It was batty. We made it in and out in about three hours, which was more than enough for me! The hassling was a bit too much. It was very beautiful at times but it was hard to enjoy because the air of business, busyness and buzzing. By buzzing I mean that once we agreed to whatever they wanted, it was a constant buzz of chatting, flitting from one rug/bag/shoe, etc. until the eventual breakdown of our mental barriers and we say, "yes, yes we'll buy!"
I am not used to that amount of stress.

Fes

We have arrived safe and sound in the Moroccan city of Fes. After a bus, ferry, train and good old fashioned walk, we arrived at our hotel. Phew! And we only had one hustler approach us. Once we got out of the train station we were golden. Nobody paid us attention. On Saturday we are meant to take a 4x4 into the desert. There are also camels to which Eduardo is not overly pleased about. Yet. He will be.

Valencia

Yesterday we took the train into Valencia and wandered around looking at the medieval buildings. The gate house to old Valencia was probably the coolest. We looked at a cathedral as well and low and behold, the Holy Grail was sitting there up on a shelf! John Cleese missed the memo I guess. Pope John Paul II drank from it and died a few years later so I guess it doesn't impart eternal life upon its imbiber. Also, some dudes arm in a case. Tasteful it's true.
Today was spent looking at Calatrava stuff. It was sunny and 21 degrees for those of you wondering!

What exactly is a farton?

A farton is a turd shaped pastry. Delicious by the way! This was in a bakery called "Pan Pan". There was also a trinket tent at the train station called "Crapze".

Wow

Okay so the next update gliched and is in December 2011. The past. Spooky stuff. Oh. Those are the alps. Yesterday we flew over them. I really love mountains so I had to throw that in.