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They are adjustable by altering the air pressure so depending on how soft you want to go the bags should help.

Hi, glad you enjoyed the video. You can park in an area at the top of the gorge but if you arrive early in the morning, the best time you can stop along the gorge. It does get busy throughout the day so if you want the best and quietest period for photos go early morning or evening time.

Hi, and thanks for the comment. I have had no issues after fitting the system. I have always run mine at between 1.5 and 2 Bar pressure depending on how much weight I have aboard.

@@TheNarrowboatNomad Excellent! Thanks for taking the time to reply. Much appreciated!

Thanks for the comment glad you enjoyed it. 🙋‍♂️👍

Hi Ben, yes I still have the camper although it will soon be up for sale. I weighed around 3.7t, but I made the upgrade as I was carrying a bit too much in the garage area under my bed and wanted to keep the camper level. I did then upgrade to twin heavy-duty rear springs but to be fair that was overkill for my weight. I have friends with single springs and an air assist at the rear and Sumo springs at the front and this seems to be an ideal set-up for a 3.5t van unless of course you are towing a heavy trailer or have a motorbike rack on a tow bar. I think twin rear springs with air assist would be the way to go if you are around the 4t - 4.5t.

@@TheNarrowboatNomad Brilliant, thanks for the reply.

Hi Paul, great to hear that you and your wife really enjoyed Morocco. Maybe after this first trip you will, like me, go back time and time again as there is so much to see. Enjoy the rest of your trip. Safe travels and thanks for your kind comments.

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Hi Paul, Don't fret you will have a great adventure without going over the roads I have been doing. I've been to Morocco many times so I try new routes to different places. Anyway, as it's your first time I suggest the following. Leaving Tangier Med head across towards Tetouan, you will find campsites on either side of it one in Martil and another in Douar Azia. From there you could travel down to Chefchaouen, which is well worth a visit. Then head down to Meknes via Ouazzane. You can visit the substantial Roman ruins in Vloubilis. From Meknes head out to Marrakesh via Azrou and Kenifra and from Marrakesh head to the coast and Essaouira, which I am sure you will enjoy. From Essaouira head down the coast towards Agadir and from there you can take the N10 road all the way across the country to Ouarzazate. From there you have two choices either continue on the N10 through the Vallee du Dades, Todra Gorge etc. then across to Erfoud and down to Merzouga or alternatively from Ouarzazate take the N9 to Zagora then the N12 to Rissani, just south of Erfoud and then down to Merzouga. There is a great deal to see on these routes and all the roads are good. I will be somewhere around Azrou during the first week of March so it's possible we might meet up but if not have a fantastic trip and let me know how you get on. Best wishes for a great adventure.🙋‍♂😀😎

@@GlobetrekaTravels I don’t think my reply got to you I think I sent an email and it didn’t send , anyway thanks for your very informative reply we are definitely going to azrou to see the monkeys so our path will hopefully cross . My original route was same as yours to start with but 1 st night at Asilah then Chefchaouen your recommendation seems better ,then my plan was Mielt then At Rachidia then on to Merzouga is this route going to cause problems with snow etc . Your route suggested I will see more is it more suited to a Morocco 1 st timer ? Thanks 😊

@@paulhumphrey3402 Hi Paul, Your idea of going via Midelt and At-Rachidia should be fine. You may see a little snow as in parts it can hang around until April but the N13 road you will be on is generally clear. This route would get you down to Merzouga in less time so a lot depends on how much time you have. Obviously if you take the route you suggest you can still get to see the other places afterwards. To be honest it would be difficult to see everything during one visit as there is so much to see. Hope all goes well.

@@GlobetrekaTravels Thanks Alan for all your help we are excited but a bit nervous at the same time take care

Glad you enjoyed it, more coming up..👍

Thanks, Eamonn I hope you have a great time when you return to Morocco. Safe travels.

Hi, thanks for the comment, glad you liked the video. The cheapest I've seen diesel so far is 13.88DH (£1.10) but the average is around £1.17. Hope you have a great time while you're in Morocco. Keep in touch you never know we may bump into one another. Safe travels.

Thanks for the comment. I hear this music all the time in Morocco. I have never been to India, perhaps it is liked by both Indians and Moroccans. I like your choice though, but I think I would have copyright problems.

Thank you Rachid. I have been coming to Morocco for almost thirty years and it is one of my favourite places.

Thanks for the comment Martin. Morocco really is a country of contrasts that's for sure.

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi, I am a bit confused. I mention Argan trees twice, not Almond trees. Perhaps it was the way I said Argan. Sorry for any confusion.

Thanks Martin, hope you have a great New Year too.

You certainly do, and there are a lot to see here. 🤣🐐🦚

If all goes to plan, not until the middle of June. I'll be in Morocco until mid-March then have 90 days in Europe before heading back to England.

Derek stop thinking about it and do it. Life is too short and none of us is getting any younger 🥲 Hope all goes well on your trip and yes I will see you in a field somewhere, preferably somewhere hot though. 😂😂

Hi Paul, thanks for the kind words. Hope you make it to Morocco you will not be disappointed it really is a great country and a great destination for camper vans. Just a point, drones are illegal in Morocco. You can have them confiscated and be fined.

I think it was the worst weather I've ever experienced, but it's all good now. Getting the insurance at the port is easy but make sure you have all your vehicle documents with you. 🙋‍♂️😎

Thanks Martin, fingers and toes are crossed, but all seems good now. 😀😁👍

Hi Martin, yeah it was pretty bad. Am back in Spain now and the weather has been good so far, hope it stays that way. 🙋‍♂️👍

Going to a dealers workshop is VERY EXPENSIVE. Best to go to a small local garage.

Thanks Tony, wish I had known that a few days ago, would have saved me a bundle. I’ll definitely remember what you’ve said though just in case it should happen again.

@@stevenhull5025 I couldn’t agree more but Mercedes were the only ones who would look at the van straight away. One smaller truck and van garage said they couldn’t do anything for over a week, which I suppose could have been their way of saying we didn’t want the job. 🤔

Apparently it is a strike by both tanker drivers and refinery workers. It seems the problems are worse in the north and around Paris but here in the south there are still closures and restrictions. I passed a 15km line of traffic yesterday due to a strike action. Seems the government are being pushed to take over to get supplies out.

Thanks Rob, looks like your having a good time in Scotland. Hope all your upgrades are working out, but knowing you it will need to be knee deep in snow for you to be happy and see if it all works out. Take care buddy. 🙋‍♂️🥶😶‍🌫️

I was in Portugal 2 years ago and petrol was 2 euros a litre then.

Thanks Paul, I hadn’t seen it in the media but it’s a problem that seems to getting worse. I’ve passed many garage’s today that are closed as they have no fuel. Hopefully things will get better before too long.

Hi Julian, I promise to get a van tour done shortly.I know you’ve asked before so thanks for your patience.

Hi, thanks for the support. I hope you enjoy the adventure along with me.

@@GlobetrekaTravels I'm sure we will, and we welcome you to follow along on our adventures as well😊