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So long, Europe →

Nov 10 2012

Morocco

Poor man begging for food in Marrakech

Snail soup served in the market of Marrakesh

Marrakesh

Sad creature in Marrakech, caught to be sold to tourists for no money

Man in Marrakesh

Spices

Surfing the Atlantic Ocean

Catch of the day

Shrimps

Sand dunes of Sahara

A man making jevellery out of fossils collected in the outskirt of the Sahara desert

Tafraute

Tafraute

Men on the road in Tafraute

Painted desert, Tafraute

Tafraute

Imilchil

Essaueria market life

Essaueria market

Essaueria market

Essaueria

Essaueria

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By saralinneahelen • Posted in Africa, Morroco, Travel • Tagged Africa, Deserts, Hiking, Market, Morocco, Mountains, Outdoors, Photography, Rural, Snow, Travel

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5 comments on “Morocco”

Ahmed

November 22, 2012 @ 8:54 pm

very nice pictures :) très simples et expressives, une bonne gestion des couleurs j’aime votre vision des choses :)
i like my country :p
Thank you for sharing ;)

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saralinneahelen

November 23, 2012 @ 1:04 am

Merci beaucoup, Ahmed!

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Hanna

December 15, 2012 @ 11:53 am

Underbara bilder, Sara!!! Hur du det bra? Puss och kram från din favorit ;)

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Karollyn's World

January 16, 2014 @ 8:06 am

Amazing photos!! Great quality

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- saralinneahelen
  
  January 25, 2014 @ 9:17 am
  
  Many thanks, Karollyn!
  
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This place... I spent two serene weeks here, in a wooden cabin far, far away from it all - reading, paddling, fishing, hot tubbing, swimming, doing acro yoga - before we got wings and took off to our next destination, even deeper into this First Nation wilderness. What amazes me again and again when I align myself with the flow of things is the remarkable people I tend to attract into my life, as well as all those random, incredible experiences. Be truly grateful for what you have and you’ll soon find yourself having a thousand more things to feel grateful for. Happy I had @timothy_tan93 to share the joys of this chapter of my summer with, because happiness shared doubles.

Christian in his natural habitat. 🏔 You can’t tell from picture no. 2 but heavy loads of rain were actually being dumped all around us, which turned this 12-pitch Canmore classic into a fun vertical race. Of all the mountains I’ve seen in the world the Canadian Rockies still inspires me the most.

Did you ever fall down into a deep imaginary valley that didn’t seem to have any exit, then fully gave in to the flow of things and allowed yourself be guided by whatever forces are out there? It’s like driving a car blindfolded, but avoiding the urge to fight for control, and instead trust it to take you where you need to go. It doesn’t make sense, and you can find a hundred reasons why you wouldn’t do it. Last spring was a struggle both mentally and physically for me. Long story short my body was broken and I’d lost all sense of direction, and a lot of my general stoke for life. Eventually, I did surrender and let myself be guided by nothing but a feeling, which took me back across the Atlantic and on a very indirect route from Canmore to Alaska. All the beautiful people, all the amazing places… three months of learning, being, connecting and growing. Fast forward to the end of summer and I find myself back in southern Alberta, not entirely sure where I’m going but fully confident that I am exactly where I need to be. I feel rewarded beyond words and so so so full of gratitude for everything and everyone in my life. Intuition is powerful. Some seriously magical things tend to happen when you stop fighting the current of your heart and instead swim with it 100%, it blows my mind every time. Thank you all so much for your kind and loving words and support for my work throughout the years. They mean more to me than you can imagine! Some of you have been asking if it’s possible to buy prints of my photos, and I’ve finally gotten my act together and set up an online store with a selection of my photos for sale. I’m working with an awesome high quality print lab that delivers worldwide and has a 100% print guarantee, meaning love the result or get refunded, no questions asked. I will donate 10% of the profits to a tree planting initiative working hard to reforest the world one tree at a time. Because I can, and because trees are awesome. More details on my website soon 🙂 Link in bio. For any questions, input or whatever, feel free to shoot me a message, I’m always happy to hear from you ❤

And there I was, a September morning on the Alaska Highway, right where I needed to be 🧡 Yes, I survived the summer and am alive. Very much so.

Simple living on my favourite ranch, in the valley of all valleys. You might have noticed I haven’t been active on social much lately. That’s mainly because I’m back in the mountains and forests of western Canada which makes me wanna live in the moment like no other place, and in particular out here in the Blaeberry Valley. This is where my Canadian love story first began in late 2013, after one year on the road travelling north from Lima, Peru. I wanted to continue all the way to the Yukon and Alaska but had my heart stolen only a few hours across the Canadian border. Several years later I’ve still only seen a tiny fraction of this gigantic country which is why I’m finally off to the remote north for a while, meaning I’ll probably be even more quite. Or I’ll be super inspired, find wifi between the trees and start posting photos until you choke, I don’t know?? Regardless, have a gloriously radical summer, remember to laugh a lot and stay true to your dreams 🌱

Snap from a glorious day back in April; Mont Blanc lurking in the clouds and Eliya’s face shining as strong as the sun. Whatever makes you tick, true smiles always grow out of experiences, not things. #buylessdomore

Soothing bedroom vista by the Norwegian Sea... A couple of hours earlier I’d been hanging off a giant rock wall further inland, thinking my hands and toes would soon be falling off my limbs. We’d lost the sun, the wind had picked up and suddenly none of that lovely spring warmth was left in the air. Some may say mid-May is still early for rock climbing above the arctic circle, although it probably comes down to me being too soft. Regardless, I was in happy place once I snapped this cliché tent shot before crawling into my sleeping bag that night. Sometimes the simple, quite act of watching a mountain with its surroundings brings me more joy than climbing it ever would have.

It had been a beautiful and busy day out here, but we aimed for another late start and found the summit of this Kvaløya classic more or less deserted at 10pm. We then bathed in the visual splendour for a bit before carving our tracks in the soft powder now tinted pink, on our way back down to the ocean. Thank you Mama Nature.

We started our little sea to summit mission at 8pm that day - It doesn’t get dark in the northernmost corner of the European continent in May so why not? Encountered a storm but kept on climbing and arrived at the summit when the sun found a crack on the horizon and set fire to the sky. It was close to midnight and we spent a good moment wondering if it was for real, before riding back down to our cabin to have dinner at 1.30am. #mittnordnorge

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