Time to get on the road after our extended stay at Moulay.It wasn't a long drive today but the landscape was flat and devoted to agriculture. Morocco is big on potatoes and bananas at this time of year, oh and baby donkeys.
We are camped up for the day at a site by the sea on the outskirts of Cassablanca and there is plenty of cloud helping to keep us a little cooler.. For several days the tyres have had to have their sun covers on to protect the rubber as the temperatures have soared into the mid thirties!
The view from the roof of the restaurant down to the small beach in front of the entrance to the site
We are camped up for the day at a site by the sea on the outskirts of Cassablanca and there is plenty of cloud helping to keep us a little cooler.. For several days the tyres have had to have their sun covers on to protect the rubber as the temperatures have soared into the mid thirties!
 Glorious hibiscus flowers surround our pitch. A short walk brings us to some rugged , volcanic outcrops with the breakers thundering into the caves beneath.
Tomorrow ,we are off to explore Cassablanca in a taxi, organised by the site owner. It's probably his brother, and all a part of the family business. He will take us to all the famous sights and return us to the van five hours later. Watch this space for more on the excursion
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