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At our gorgeous campsite at Desert Point, we discovered a little puppy on the first day. Seemingly just four or five months old, the dog was completely emaciated. Her ribs were pushing through her fur, her tail was curled and she was quite shy. A mother and other puppies were not to be seen far and wide. We took care of her every day and gave her food. With time she became more and more trustful and let us cuddle her. Without us she would never have survived. She could not beg from other campers and there was no food far and wide. So we decided after long consideration to take the little one with us. She is now our new family member and will discover the world with us!

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An unserem traumhaften Stellplatz am Desert Point entdeckten wir am ersten Tag einen kleinen Welpen. Scheinbar gerade einmal vier oder fünf Monate alt, war die Hündin vollkommen abgemagert. Die Rippen drückten sich durch das Fell, die Rute war eingezogen und sie war ganz scheu. Eine Mutter und andere Welpen waren weit und breit nicht zu sehen. Wir kümmerten uns jeden Tag um sie und gaben ihr Essen. Mit der Zeit wurde sie immer zutraulicher und ließ sich auch irgendwann kraulen. Ohne uns hätte sie niemals überlebt. Sie konnte nicht bei anderen Campern betteln und es gab weit und breit kein Futter. So entschieden wir uns nach langer Überlegung die Kleine bei uns aufzunehmen. Sie ist jetzt unser neues Familienmitglied und wird mit uns die Welt entdecken!

And again, one of Morocco's incredibly humane street dogs. As soon as we arrived at Desert Point, a large pack of street dogs was immediately at our camper. We unpacked our dog food and each one was fed! One is dearer than the other and let themselves be stroked and cuddled. In the photo the proud pack leader.

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Und wieder einer der unglaublich menschenfreundlichen Straßenhunde Marokkos. Kaum kamen wir am Desert Point an, war sofort ein großen Rudel an Straßenhunden an unserem Camper. Wir packten unser Hundefutter aus und jeder einzelne wurde versorgt! Einer ist lieber als der andere und lassen sich streicheln und kraulen. Auf dem Foto der stolze Rudelführer.

After the beautiful days at Desert Point, it was now time to treat our old Dexter to new brakes at Alis's workshop. Then it was on to Marrakech for a visit.

In this article, our journey takes us to Essaouira and then to Desert Point near Agadir. We live with a pack of street dogs for a few days and take care of a little puppy that almost starved to death.

Day 97 of our journey - 6300 km driven

Our journey along the Moroccan coast continued. We spent four beautiful days at the small campsite on the Plage de Bhibehbut finally, at some point, it was time to continue to Essaouira to travel. We only had a short distance of just under 80 kilometres ahead of us today. The search for a place close to the city Pitch was once again difficult, because there is no suitable camping site or campsite in the immediate vicinity of the city. It is possible to stand and sleep on one or two sites directly in the city, but that was too much of a hustle and bustle for us. As a starting point for our sightseeing tour, we chose the Camping Soleil Sidi Kaouki in the village of the same name, which lies about ...

We continue south along the Moroccan coast. We visit El Jadida, Oualidia and spend a few relaxing days on the coast at Bhibeh.

After two nights in Asilah it was back on the road and we wanted to head south quickly. Casablanca and the Rabat we skipped and made only a short stopover for one night in Mohammediaas the local Camping Mimosa is only five minutes away from the motorway. It has lots of trees for shade and the showers were hot. Roosters, guinea fowl and cats visited us at our truck and the staff were friendly and helpful. More comfort ...

Our first days in Morocco. We report about our visit in Asilah and tell you some facts about SIM cards from Maroc Telecom and the toll fees in Morocco.

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