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By Linda Brumfitt | October 9th, 2021
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Nomad Fairy Tales, told to children by grandmothers round the fireplace at night, are deeply rooted in the Sahara Desert culture and teac...

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By Linda Brumfitt | September 27th, 2020
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Why was the desert village of M'ifis abruptly abandoned in the 1950's and left to simply dissolve into dust?

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By Burcin Yetim | July 26th, 2020
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There is only one kind of person who cannot do this experience, and that is those who lost touch with their wild soul, those who tamed ev...

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By Linda Brumfitt | April 30th, 2020
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Why I planned 4 days desert trekking followed by 3 days mountain trekking, followed by a lobotomy.

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By Linda Brumfitt | January 31st, 2020
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He lived through the Sand Wars but his family were evicted from their pasture lands by the Algerian army during the Sand War in 1963. The...

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By WWN | November 6th, 2019
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My sister was our 2nd mother. The oldest one among us, she worked so hard. She was a beautiful desert flower who took care of us.

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By Linda Brumfitt | September 2nd, 2019
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The desert was a dangerous place where bandits ruled in some regions. As a result, the destiny of the caravan relied on the guide to avoi...

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By WWN | August 8th, 2019
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Is it fair to come to Morocco and ask a Saharan Nomad, “are you a Tuareg?” Especially as, in reality, there are no Tuareg in Morocco.

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