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can you use this road from fig ig to errachidia now, as is passes into Algeria ? n 10
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Been able to use it for years. I first drove on it in 2000, its a mapping glitch that shows it in Algeria. Its now the RN17 between Errachidia and Bouafa, then the RN4 to Figuig.
Stop of at Francois in Boudnib for a cold and good food
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Thanks for imfo . been all over maroc but never go to fig ig , so all being well later this year Keith
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Nice little town to spend a day or two. If your heading east from Boudnib you can cut the corner on the main road by taking the RR602 past Mengoub Station.
I last did that route in 2012 and it was piste between the main road sections
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Try the underground baths in Figuig
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Hi Tim,
Can you tell me where the underground baths are , as i cannot find any imformation on the, Thanks Keith
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Keith, look up
Bahbouha underground public bath
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Around there :0)
I make no claim that it is there- our friendly Morroccans could have transformed this site into a car wash, an underground storage facility, filled it in, etc! things can change pretty quickly in north Africa!
The first part of the fun is the research, whilst the second part is finding it once you are out there! ;0) it is a great way to interact with the locals and possibly be guided to a tasty tagine or somewhere where 'monsieur would like a tapis pas cher du tout'
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I am sure i will find it ! ( JUST ) Looks a bit like the hammam in Imilchil , a bit local !
spent nearly 4 years going to Maroc , nut never to Figuig so something to look forward to ......
Best place for me is Tiznit + Sidi Ifini
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