Sunrise in the Sahara: Photos 42 to 46

"Certainly, travel is more than the seeing of sights; it is a change that goes on, deep and permanent, in the ideas of living."
Miriam Beard

We wake up to the sounds of the camels outside. Some not so pleasant sounds. I wake up before dawn easily when I have something to look forward to. This was definitely something to look forward to. Claro!

I wake up and walk outside my tent to see a huge group of camels sitting on the ground. All of which have someone to walk them. Some of them are tied together- Me, Alex, and Kezia’s camels were all tied together. I never got to asking the name of the man who walked our camels. He was so nice and helpful, especially in climbing the dune. We got on our camels and went up some of the way, but had to walk, or should I say climb, the rest. It was well worth it. Some of the people didn’t make it but I was determined. I didn’t care how out of shape I was-- this was the Sahara. It was dark when we left the tents but it was getting lighter by the second.

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Your dad gave me your bog address in school, and all I can say is great job kiddo!!! I enjoy reading what you have to say about your experience so far. I know the feeling of becoming addicted to traveling and sucking it all in. Keep enjoying! P.s. Know that you are welcome to come to my Spanish class whenever you wish. Buena Suerte en tus viajes y estudios!!! Adios!

Your dad gave me your bog address in school, and all I can say is great job kiddo!!! I enjoy reading what you have to say about your experience so far. I know the feeling of becoming addicted to traveling and sucking it all in. Keep enjoying! P.s. Know that you are welcome to come to my Spanish class whenever you wish. Buena Suerte en tus viajes y estudios!!! Adios!