Let me inform you that there is no potential predators to a camel in this region, you are a fantastic family living profoundly FREDOOM, you are lucky, and I think that your visit to Morocco will be unforgettable and deeply rooted in your soul and heart.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, it will. We visit a lot of countries and some profoundly affected us more than others. Morocco is one of those countries. We love it here! Good to know there are no predators, now I can sleep at night without worrying about them. Thanks.

I see every single video about your trip in Morocco it's was amazing great journey and I love the way make the vdoz really appreciate it .. plz come back to Morocco

We have a pretty great life, but every now and then we have to ask whether the choices we make are the right ones. Would you regret leaving your career to start anew with your wife? Give this video a Thumbs Up if you would.

@badiamouje9203

6 жыл бұрын

World Towning you're in my native city!

@y.k8628

4 жыл бұрын

World Towning What you are doing is unconventional I wish to have enough courage do leave civilization behind!! Happy for u guys ❤️

@11cardium

4 жыл бұрын

If I can muster the courage, I would. I commend you for doing it. Great videos. By the way, I was born in Ouarzazate, Morocco.

I’d love to keep hearing you talking all the time! Great company guys!! 👍

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

We try to be as insightful as possible. To be honest, we would live to start a podcast. We have a lot more to share.

They let the camels the whole day running around so it's totally normal and there is no predators up there so no worries and you're an amazing family traveling with happiness I really love you guys

"Avalon use your French go get us some chicken" SAVAGE haha 😂😂

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

We use the kids a lot to get good food. Is that bad? Ha.

@redmoor1852

6 жыл бұрын

Jessica Sueiro No, not at all haha great technique

So happy we found your videos!!! I hope we see you one day out on the blue water!!! Thank you for your inspiration!! You guys are amazing!

@WorldTowning

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so too! Welcome and thanks for the support. Yes, blue water or bust.

U guys are a lovely family....Something positive and interesting to see during Corona Pandemic lockdown...

Your opening music always makes my toes start tapping! That's a very good feeling! Nice to hear some more of your previous life before WorldTowning. Nothing is static and your family is the best example of that activity. Thanks for sharing!!

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

I love the opening music also! Will is great at picking the music selections. We will be gradually be adding in bits and pieces of our old life. It was so different, what we wanted as a couple in our 20s was almost polar opposite to what we are now, so much to share.

So jealous. Thank you for helping me re-live our Morocco Adventure through you. We were advised to stock up on beer, wine, and chorizo before going into Morocco. I traded beers for bodywork for the RV in Agadir, for a guide in Volubilis, and fresh fish in Mohammedia. As for the wine and chorizo, that was for us 😂. We also visited for the month of Ramadan. Unforgettable nightlife. ☺

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

I am not a big meat person, but I do miss chorizo! Love the trading system. I would like to visit during Ramadan at some point. Many caution against it, but for us that seems like such a authentic experience. Will you come back again? We definitely are.

Hey Guys, how are you? My name is Ahmed and i am a moroccan. I have been watching and enjoying your adventures in Morocco. I love how genuine, funny, respectful family you are. You made me want to travel again in my one country. Enjoy the rest of your trip and don't hesitate to ask me any question.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Ahmed Lasry thanks so much for watching and your kind words. We love your country! This weekend we will ride camels!!!

We just love you guys, and huge hugs from Morocco

love all your vlogs AND you are the best family :* i've ever seen such a good family. keep going

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

This is such a sweet compliment. Thank you.

this way of life is not easy, it takes responsibility and courage, I am very impressed and amazed at how adorable you all are, I wish you all good luck and happiness

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Oh Hajar you are so kind. It is not always easy, but it is so enriching. I would not trade it for anything. Thanks for your well wished.

@hajarlagbouri6622

6 жыл бұрын

Jessica Sueiro your very welcome :-)

Well you guys did it once again,an amazing vlog,i havent laughed that hard for a long time,as for making the right choice as to what you are doing you only need to look no further than Lagro and Avalon,those 2 kids are amazing,2 future generations of intelligent,well mannered,cultured,people who will have empathy in this world along with so many wonderful capabilities,Will and Jess you should be very proud of yourselves,keep on doing the great life.i look forward to many more adventures with you all,i think you all rock.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alan. We have great intentions of sharing more of the personal side. That for us would the real value in seeing how people traveling the world really live their life. When we get to do more, we will pump them out. We so appreciate your support.

Lovely family. You are very nice

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! We love Morocco!

U r guys just amazingly amazing haha a bunch of love from morocco

Great video as always. You guys are hilarious at times. Very entertaining.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

OMG! We have recorded stuff this this for so long (our way of memorializing things), but this is the first time that we shared it. If's fun sharing in in the vlog.

@rafiaperfume3264

2 жыл бұрын

You are welcome to here

I truly LOVE you, your family, your kids. You are the most genuine, kind and generous people. You are teaching your kids about humanity, and the world is their classroom. They are soo lucky to have parents like you and Will. I LOVE, LOVE you guys. I have been watching your vlogs every day back to back. I don't watch anything else. Your daughter's French is amazing . Love you guys ❤❤❤❤❤

@WorldTowning

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Ms. Nadia for your kind words and support. We really could not do this without our amazing community so thank you for being here and binging! Both kids started in French classes at age 5/6 and have not stopped. We are big on learning languages so we can communicate with more of the world. 😘

Just discovered your vlogs, loved them. Regarding your question about the tied up animals, most likely they're owned by nomads.They either went to the mosque or town to run some errands. Now, they are tied up, as you correctly have guessed, so as not wonder away and actually it's a lot more humane than it looks. Their movement is limited but not completely hindered so they can graze and move around some. If you have time and still in Morocco, I would recommend visiting Tafraout, it's in the Anti Atlas region, north east of Tiznit. You will love it!.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Hi! Thanks for joining us. And thanks for explaining the camel legs thing. Makes sense. I wish we had time to visit your suggestion. We have been here for four weeks with three more to go and our schedule is already full. Bummer. I guess that means we have to return another time. Yeah!

Enjoyed this style of video! Storing away some of what you guys do for when me and my kiddos do this!

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chiquita banana (BTW - love the name). We have been wanting to share more than the adventure stuff for a while, but we either did not have time or had too many adventures to share. Either way, we hope to do a vlog like this every other week, or more often if time permits.

@chiquitabanana2272

6 жыл бұрын

Lol thanks! It's awesome. Looking forward to seeing more from your awesome family! ❤️❤️

Awesome hat Will. Great video.

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

He loves that hat and it sure looks good on him. Thanks.

I love ur talks Jessica!! I love that you are worldtowning! U both have careers that u can go back to! Enjoy this learning experience, we certainly are enjoying it! 😜

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. YES! Will Sueiro are you taking notice. Ha. I honestly doubt we will go back to our old careers, at least I won't. Life has changed too much and I am on a different path, but nice to know it is there if we want it. Thanks for coming on this journey with us.

Wow another fantastic and funny Vlog and i did like the chicken on the barbecue.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The kids were watching them eat the leftovers for lunch today. I can't even imagine what they must think of us. We don't have an oven so we are really missing baking food.

I feel just like watching a movie .guys you're awesome!

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Awh, that is so nice. Thank you! It is easy to make great vlogs here with the amazing people and great setting.

the chicken part is soooooo funny hhhhhhh

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

I am still thinking about that chicken and how tasty it must have been. Next time I am bringing something over to swap. Ha.

Love the lives u guys live

Love your vlogs guys.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your support and comment.

Interesting conversation and thoughts. For several months of the year, my partner and I travel and work together and it is fabulous! We are talking through the realities of doing that full-time but it is tricky. I think I would miss my friends and my my little island community if I didn't spend at least 6 months at home. We also struggle to know what time of the year to travel - he loves the winter and would be happy to forgo the summer months whereas I love the balance... you can't beat cozy snow days but summer picnics are just as magical. Lots to consider. :)

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Hi! All valid realities of travel. We miss friends in our home country, but we also miss our friends from all over the globe. Once you start WorldTowning longer periods of time you will make friends in the places you live and then you will miss those friends when you leave. Unfortunately, it goes with the lifestyle. However, the plus side is that you will have friends all over the globe. We still miss our friends back in Boston, but we also miss our friends in Los Angeles, Ecuador, France and many other places. However, doing part-time WTing is always an option. Lots of people do this because they want the stationary life and the travel one. I think it is a great combination and the best of both worlds for sure. I don't like winter either so I can relate to him, but I would love a cozy winter day say 3 times a year. Ha.

Nice video and the welcome to Morocco welcome to titouan

You for clowns are amazing awesome funny sweet charismatic amazing and taking up a lot of my time because I can’t put your videos down I really enjoyed them

As a kid that trip I took with my parents across country by car camping out all the way was from Morristown New Jersey too San Fransisco and the car was a VW Bug With all our stuff suitcases sleeping bags tent all packed on the roof with Some plywood extended over the back Propped up with 2 two by fores over the back bumper . All cooking utencils We're in the trunk that was in the front of the VWBug and our car was always parked facing the tent near the picnic table so in the morning you can easily retreve you stuff for preparing food

You have a good sens of humor. LOL.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Aadli. We try our best to be honest. That is where the real humor is.

@kareemsean1331

6 жыл бұрын

World Towning Yeah we can see that you're very honest which is so good , and while watching you're videos, I love you guys , you're honest understanding clever lovable kind family , and yeah sometimes we found you funny cause it's simply the culture shock thing , like for example the separate men and women in prayer and the camel thing, maybe you haven't studied Islam which is absolutely fine since you're non Muslims , but Islam is simply like that ... makes life very easy in many terms and for camels , I bet you haven't got to deal with them before, maybe you don't know that they could be lost and staving to death, they could be injured in a road or fall from a hill..... that's why the owners let them eat quite free but in limits cause however thier smart as every other creature and have to be respected too but they still animals after all , animals that gives us milk / meat / leather... , sometimes do things without thinking of the worst results... I hope you understand my humble English , peace and thank you for those amazing vlogs , keep it up and you're very welcome anytime 👍

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We appreciate the support. We always want it to be real. New video coming tomorrow.

@kareemsean1331

6 жыл бұрын

World Towning We're waiting for your great work guys , I hope the best of the best in you're life and you're very great family , enjoy discovering this AMAZING world , I hope someday I could do this too , you're such a very good example for one of my greatest dreams in this world , which is discovering this wonderful world : cultures, lifestyles, new people and I want to start form my own country cause I've never got enough of it , I didn't visit all of it yet , I'm 20 years old , a Moroccan guy who has a lot of big dreams , one of them is this , I'm collecting some money now and I'm learning English and Spanish in home by myself besides my Arabic accents and French for the triping one day any tips !! 😊

The chiken part is so funny :D. I like all your Vlogs.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I am not even a big chicken fan, but it looked so good and I am in oven envy right now. I must say I spend a bit of time looking out our window admiring neighbors food. Is that weird? Ha.

Their legs are hobbled. It is a very common practice not just in Morocco. I grew up in Yemen and it was common for the camels to be like that. Sometimes slightly different hobble methods. Thank you for sharing how your children are doing school.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

I just googled it and watched a YT video on it. Ah, I understand. We are from the US originally so we are not very familiar with camels. Thanks for your help. We will share more school stuff as time goes on. We get asked about it so much.

always i wish you all the best

i love it thanks

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

These are really special moments.

you should visit the Paradise Valley in agadir it's really a paradise

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

We have had this suggestion a lot, but we chose to go to the high Atlas to spend time in the Berber village instead. I guess we will have to make a return trip to Morocco, no complains here. We just love this country and its people.

You cracked me up, the spying part you def makes u Moroccan officially! I’m so sorry for the beans :(

There seems some hidden conflicts trying to surface between the two!!! I like the family

@WorldTowning

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe, we are together 24 hours a day. Ha

I've been watching you guys I'm late for work I like your adventure to my be loving country 😀

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Don't be late to work, We will always be here. All the best and we're so glad that you are enjoying our journey. Chokran!

Liking the hat Will!

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Cool, right? He was having a bad hair day. Ha.

I wish I had enough courage to leave Chicago and to move somewhere in the middle of nowhere. Much love for ur family

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

You can do more than you think you can. We never imagined our life would turn out as it has. Just go for it.

Sweet Familly keep moving i like the way that how you travelling toghether 😍😚

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much FG. We try to make each other smile everyday. Not sure if that is our secret to success, but it makes us feel better.

@nadikanadi4488

6 жыл бұрын

World Towning keep moving i wish you the best . Hope you go to visite "FiGuiG" it s a wanderful oisise and amazing people live in it . So enjoy you r life trip ✈😊

you are a very pretty and extraordinary family, welcome to Morocco, I wish you a good visit and good holidays. you are welcome everytime bye bye ❤️❤️🤗 enjoyed

I talk too much too, Jess 🤣

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Story of my life Carole! I think we would like each other. Ha!

Yeah ok welcome to morocco thank you Love you

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

Coming back soon! Can't wait!!!!

I would love to live this lifestyle. My kids would love it too. Their are a number of things that hold me back tho. The biggest one is money.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Money is definitely a tough issue, particularly when kids are in the mix. But the kids are the double edged sword. You want to go because of them to show then the value of travel but you don't go because of them because they depend on you to provide for them. I completely get it. Our one suggestion is to trust in yourself. We travel for our kids and so far our will to make this happen has not failed us. Call us lucky or good. No matter what, we are committed to this and we refuse to fail. If this is what you want and give it 100%, you will always find a way to succeed. Best of luck. We're rooting to you.

Chicken does seem like a tempting option with burning of your beans - but I personally love beans, I eat them at least 3 times a week but they make you gassy :( ahhh camper life!!!

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

I love beans also. I miss black beans! I can't seem to find them in Europe. Exactly, ah camper life, good with the bad. Ha.

Camel s legs are tied together to make them focus on eating rather than going far from the vilage

You guys made a decision few years ago to travel around the world. In my openion you made agreat decision Im sure this experience brought yiu closer. If you would've stayd in your normal life and jobs you would probably regret it.. life is short. Enjoy every single day of it.

@WorldTowning

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Asaad! It was one of the best decisions we made for our family. Our only regret is that we did not do it sooner.

Bon journée à tenghir 👍👍👌😃😃😃

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. It is beautiful here.

you welcom in morrocco beautiful my contry

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. All the best and please stay safe.

I miss the learning too. And the money & perks :-) Being a cheap son of a gun can suck sometimes lol

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

I still prefer this life although. The coffee is so much better on this side of the Atlantic.

You only live once, so doing this tour is not regrettable but enjoyable

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We are trying to take it slow it enjoy the journey, but there is a lot to see in a relatively short lifetime.

i subscribe because i like you good lake

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much.

in morocco you have a simple and natural life and access internet too everywhere. and you do not miss anything of the essential of the simple life which we miss in the Europe and North America, and especially of peace of security and what to eat when you want, except that you must change a bad idea, all Morocco is Amazigh Those who speak Moroccan (Arabic and other languages ​​mixed with Amazigh) are just arabized to read the Koran of the Islamic religion dominant religion in the kingdom. You must visit the Moroccan Sahara especially the city of Dakhla. have a nice trip.

Your Moroccan vlogs are the best, are you guys making it further south to Dakhla on the coast?

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. We love it here. We will be going to Merzouga, Fez and Chef before we head back to Europe. We are hiking the Camino in Spain in June so we really need to get back and get organized. I wish we could stay another 3 months. Our total time here will be 7/8 weeks.

@tonyervin2188

6 жыл бұрын

Jessica Sueiro make sure you get the hot sand treatment in merzouga, and nearby Fes there is a mineral water treatment in Moulay Yacoub, and also mineral water source called Sidi Harazem. We are flying to Morocco in June from Washington DC non stop. I wanted to do the RV trip but I need some info about the logistics of it. Thank you guys for the videos, my family enjoyed it a lot.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, that sounds amazing! I will look it up when in the desert. Awesome! You will love to RV here. I think it is a great way to go. Glad the videos have been helpful.

@tonyervin2188

6 жыл бұрын

Jessica Sueiro Did you guys buy the RV in US or Europe, are you guys returning to Morocco in the future, because some Europeans travel as a group, like an RV convoy, which we would love to join, if there are any going to Morocco or Europe next year?

@tonyervin2188

6 жыл бұрын

Tourists get sand buried up to their neck in Merzouga to treat rheumatic issues and other diseases. You can google sand bath in Merzouga with medical assistance.

Enjoy it but u should visite Rabat the capital of Morocco

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

The route we took did not include Rabat. Nothing personal, it just did not fit. I hear that it is a great place to visit. Maybe next time. Thanks for your support.

There used to be Atlas Lions or ( Panthera Leo Leo ) the biggest species of lions in Africa , and lepards in Morocco but the French contributed to their extinction in Moroccan forests by massive hunting , the French army also burned the forests to prevent the Moroccan resistance from using them in ambushes during the war of colonisation but we still have coyotes , wolves of course and hyenas , but those predators are nightly creatures who avoid people , they don't attack camels and donkeys in broad daylight !

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

First, thanks for the history lesson. Second, I am so glad to hear the camels are safe. I fell in love with these animals over the weekend. They are majestic.

TINGHIIR MY LOVELY LAND ,,, The prounciation IS TENGHER... or simply TODRA

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

It is really beautiful. The mountains are spectacular.

What city you from in the states ?

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

All over. Jessica is from Maine and I am from Florida.

yeah camels get tied up basically so they don't wander too far. It's pretty cruel, if they fall over they can get seriously hurt, and sometimes it cuts into their legs. Most people in Morocco don't realise how bed of an idea that is, or that it's cruel. Most do it out of custom since it's such common practise

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the information. It did look a bit worrisome, but I did not want to jump to conclusions, but I probably did. 🤐 Appreciate the comment and thanks for your support.

Go get us some chicken lol:) :) :)

@helliswar

6 жыл бұрын

One Girl One Suitcase (Maria Storgaard) ×D

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Don't get jessica started. We still desperately need to go to the grocery store and the camp restaurant does not open until tonight. Another simple lunch today.... That chicken is looking even better today.

@Onegirlonesuitcase

6 жыл бұрын

ha ha ha:) And congrats on getting to 3000 subs yeay, I wish that your channel starts gaining faster, because you do beautiful videos Will and I know the time and effort it takes, but having around 50% of your subscribers watch every video is crazy high!!!:)well done:) Maria

tying animals camels or donkey to avoid the fight and kicking

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the information. That’s super interesting.

didn't Knorpp and south take their drone to morocco

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Not sure. The few that I watched did not have drone footage in it. If they did, they either got permission or they did not get caught. When I looked at getting a permit, they are not giving them out. Either way, I am really missing the drone right now.

first comment again like

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Lightning Fast. Did you watch it in fast forward? Was it great?

@rimi1212

6 жыл бұрын

i still watching it but i prefer to post like first because i like your videos in morocco

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you Hicham. That is no nice. We really appreciate your support.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Can't wait to see who wins. Next video will probably be on Friday, unless I can get it done tonight.

7:12 hahahhhhh

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hi . i will assure you that there is no predators in morocco and the animals are free to eat .the things is only not goint too far thats all .

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

Makes sense.

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While it's obviously true that a really slow (due to having the legs tied together) animal won't be able to wander too far in a day, they'd still be able to wander many kilometers which would be far enough for them to be well out of sight of the owner. There has to be more to it than that surely.. I was thinking it might also be a traffic related thing honestly. If people have ever driven by a deer or something on the side of a road, animals often panic and run out on the road if they get scared which is often how they end up getting hit, they'll be eating bushes or whatever at the side of the road, get scared by a vehicle and run right out into traffic. I suppose they couldn't really suddenly panic and start sprinting around like crazy if you tied their legs together? Everything is sort of in slow motion for them.. If it is indeed just a matter of limiting their "range" I just don't get how the owner finds them. They can still wander all day long and be tens of kilometers in any direction at the end of the day. :/

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

We will hopefully learn all about this over the weekend. We are going to the Sand Dunes on camels this weekend. So pumped!

Here’s a question for you, which 5 things you hate and 5 things you love during your time in Morocco so far? Be honest :-)

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

Great question. I will answer for me (This is Will). Jessica is asleep, so if she does not agree, she will comment in the morning. So far, the things we love are the following: 1) the people 2) the culture 3) the scenery 4) the food 5) the architecture 6) The places to park the Motor Home have been spectacular 7) The starry nights are amazing 8) The way that the rising sun make the mountainsides look. 8) The smile on the faces of every Moroccan that we meet when we share our appreciation your their country. I can think of 100 more, but I need to go to sleep. Things that we like the least 1) Most tourists do not adventure beyond the souks 2) The roads in the High Atlas. - They are not forgiving to a motorhome 3) The fact that I had an ear infection for the first two weeks while in Morocco (I got the ear infection while in Mexico - not Morocco's fault). That is my 5 minute answer. We will probably do a recap video when our time is up here. No matter what, we absolutely love it here. This is a special place.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

For me, here goes my loves... 1. People. Kind, happy, honest and incredibly welcoming. They are eager to chat with tourist. 2. Food. Just plain, yum. The spices are amazing. 3. Culture. Needs no elaborations. 4. Terrain (mountains, beach, desert, etc). This country is stunning, truly stunning. The sun, the stars, every bit of it. 5. Colors, smells, sounds. Sensory overload in a good way. 6. Smiling faces. Everyone smiles and greets us. 7. Honesty of the people. I have never once felt like we were at risks of being robbed. 8. I could go on and on Dislikes... 1. Roads in the mountains, but frankly we should not have been on some of the ones we were on with an RV. The other roads are much better than many countries we have visited. 2. Rude tourist, not Moroccos fault, but clearly visible. Sad to see. 3. I am thinking and thinking and thinking. I really cannot come up with anything else.

@adilonline8289

6 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you both Having a great time (I’m assuming the kids too!!) here are some places that I think you should check out: - Paradise valley in Agadir - ouzoud falls in Azilal - Town of Ifran (very calm, clean and grean place!) - Oukaymeden ski resort (if you like snow that is!) - Chefchaouan (the blue city) - Sahara Desert (preferably from a hotair balloon if you can, the view is amazing at sunset/sunrise) - Dakhla (if you like windsurfing and water sports ) And finally a hike to mount toubkal in the Atlas Mountains, you definitely need a guide and proper clothes/ footwear for this one but it should be easy enough if it hasnt been snowing! I’m not how sure how RV friendly those places are so plan plan plan ;-) Hope that gives you some ideas.

pls come india

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

It may be part of our 2021 plans. We were there back in 2013 and it was magical. Can't wait to do it again.

Love all your vlog.. Can you please design me a logo.. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love it love it love it

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I am out of the graphic design biz, sorry. It was good to me, but onward. xoxo

@sudani1969

4 жыл бұрын

@@WorldTowning Joking about a logo but love your Morocco vlog and I'm going there next week and Chefchaoun in my list because of you. May Allah bless you and your family. 💕💕💕💕💕

Those camels with bounded legs have their owners

Well, just remember that what makes uncomfortable or you don’t like in your culture, means that it’s the same for other people’s culture. U were in Morocco not in the US, and people do that to their animals not walk away and get lost in the desert. I am from south Morocco and same times people do that, but not always. I saw. Lot of your videos, there is good things and also many things that I didn’t like, especially we you look down to people. Good luck

@WorldTowning

4 жыл бұрын

We totally understand, but at first it is jarring to us. To see something you are not used to does that, but we do what we do in the name of learning. So much learning occurs in this travel world.

@Lomatino

4 жыл бұрын

World Towning. Thx for answering, but my comment doesn’t mean that I didn’t enjoy your videos, I really loved them, you were in many places that I’ve never been my self as a Moroccan. I wish you good luck with your adventures. Love from Sweden.

@jsueiro1

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lomatino Thanks so much for watching our vlogs and your kind comments. We so love our time in Morocco. Can't wait to visit again in December. Stay safe.

Do you know what disturbs me? Western battery chicken farms.

Those camels are happy to roam the open spaces even with leggs tied up to reduce their walking distance ... it's better than being restricted to a small space in a farm like is the case in the western world. Even with their leggs restricted these camels can cover a good distance.... But if they're left not tied up their owner will have a problem finding them. I see nothing cruel in this..... I'm more concerned for cattle, sheep and chicken farms all over the world

A good way to keep your camel from turning into Joe Camel, buying a leather jacket and run away from home. But seriously, have you seen a feedlot in Texas? Now that is cruel.

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

We did learn that they need to keep them from running away and after our desert experience and our camino leaving I understand it more.

Thumbs down! Haha!!!

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, take that Will Sueiro. My people are calling!

hhhhhh " spying on the neighbours " you should just go to the closet Moroccan house that you find and it the give you food and even they invite you to lunch for free, and i mean house not restorant or touristic house :)

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I don't understand Jess. Men buy women high heels and tight robes for exactly the same reason farmers tie up their animals' legs. Women seem pretty happy about that. 😂🤣

First I liked the video then I gave a thumbs down as requested, cause I agree

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

YES! More Jessica talking! Take that Will!

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

HA!

You really are so naive! There is no fencing possible - camels could travel miles if they weren't restricted!

Wait largo is a boy wtf lol I thought she was a little girl. Sorry

@WorldTowning

6 жыл бұрын

That was part of the reason why we included the clip. There were so many comments commenting on the "Girls".

I gave it a thumbs down. It was hard to do because this was a funny vlog. But, I know people who talk too much. You are entertaining enough that I enjoy listening to you talk, Jessica. So, thumbs down.

@jsueiro1

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Thanks, bam Will Sueiro. I actually did not like being on the vlogs when we first started. As much as I am an extrovert I guard my privacy fearlessly and it scared me to talk, but now the pandora box is opened. Ha!