Day 3 in Morocco. A five-hour bus ride over the Atlas Mountains takes us to the most famous “casbah” (fortified city) in Morocco. A Moroccan lunch overlooking the casbah then back on the buses for another 5 hours back to Marrakech. A long day, lots of sleep and se’s, lovely day with our out-of-body crew sailing the ethers in the bus with just small section of rubber tire touching the ground, and the rest flying. Endless winding mountain roads, cliffs and valleys, dramatic views. We re-enter the body for occasional bathroom and snack/tea/cookie breaks, then back to the inner journey. The destination is breathtaking but time-wise is a minor part of the trip, the food is weird (some kind of scrambled egg thing that Jsu describes as “a five-hour bus drive to get some quiche”), most of these MSIA travel-veterans already know that the destination is the journey, so we, for the most part, are happy and content—maybe appearing a little crazy to the rest of the world, but we’re having a good time. Photos include highway scenes from the bus, the casbah and lunch, more countryside scenery on the way back.