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We’ve moved 50 miles south to Sidi Ouassai. The photo is of the original fishing village mini-kasbah, only recently connected to the nearest town by 5km of tarmac road.
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The site is new and overlooks the beach. We have a really nice ocean view. There’s no grass or bushes here and the green alongside the caravan is weeds.
On arrival I asked what power the electric hook-ups were rated at, expecting a lowish 4 to 6 amps due to the camp's isolated location. You need to know so you don’t trip the fuses by putting on too many appliances. I was told each pitch here has 32 amps. Our caravan’s only rated for a maximum of 16amps. So here we are, right in the sticks, near the edge of the Sahara, with the biggest power supply we have ever encountered! Morocco is a land of contrasts and surprises.
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