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After 830 kilometers of driving we're back in Spain, of course not without some difficulties. The car lost water on the way but as it turned out it was fortunately just the AC, I accidentally spent one day too much in Morocco then my Visa actually allowed and lost the necessary documents to transport the car back to Europe and after so many hours of driving I fall asleep on my driver seat during the ferry ride and got aroused from sleep by an annoyed security agent after all the other cars already left the ship. Three months of travelling through Morocco teached me more about life then I would have ever expected. I learned about tolerance towards a different culture and religion, patience, respect and trust. Solo traveling is actually a brutality especially as a girl. It forces you to trust strangers, to overcome your fears and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort. Especially in such a male-dominated country like Morocco it's definitely advisable to choose sanity over honesty from time to time. But what burdened me the most at the end of the day was the horrible situation of the strays and the unconcerned behaviour of the locals towards them. I fed, vaccinated and in general took care of quite a few kittens and puppies during this three months, but at the end only some kittens survived. The puppy on the picture for example got striked to death by some Moroccans directly next to my car when I let her out of sight just one time. I've never felt so needed before in a country I've travelled to and this is probably one of the reasons why I'll return to Morocco after a summer back home. Though most important I found an amazing job on a horse ranch near Essaouira. I spent the last month taking care of the thirty arab horses, brushing, feeding, training them, guiding tourists to the beach and learned how to handle the camels and how to drive the quads. So for now it's definitely not the time to draw a line under Morocco cause the last three months were just the beginning of a new exciting chapter. #travel #travelwithdogs #summerbackhome #roadtrip #campingvibes #horseranch #horseriding #girlstravel #solotravel #tinyhomeonwheels #morocco

Build a life you don't need vacation from. ❤🐴 #travel #travelwithdogs #stallion #girlstravel #solotravel #groomlife #horseriding #ridinginstructor #ranchlife #essaouira #morocco

Today right on the day one year ago my life changed rapidly from one moment to the other when I received a call from home. It was my mother who told me that my father died unexpectedly. At this particular time I worked at a horse ranch in Japan, beeing absolutely happy with my life, the job and planned to spend the next following years in Asia. One day later after an eighteen hours flight from Tokio to Cologne I was suddenly back home. Busy with organizing a funeral, informing relatives and friends and receiving condolences and sympathies, there was no time and space for any kind of travel plans. So again I was left to my own devices like so many times before in my life and that's probably the reason for my self confident, fearless way of managing things and appearing to new people, places and challenges. And of course the fact that travelling alone as a girl makes you strong. Usually I don't like writing about this kind of personal stuff on social media platforms but that's the only way to connect with my father's old friends and relatives. Cause today it's Father's day in Germany and the first anniversary of my dad's death. Not one day passes that I don't think about him and honestly I don't believe the human mind is ever truly capable of understanding the sudden loss of a loved one. But falling into a deep dark mental hole was never an option for me. Now one year later I'm back on a horse ranch, working, riding amazing arab horses and meeting people from all over the world. I'll return to Germany over summer, to job, to sell my car and cause I can't feed my dog the shitty moroccan dog food anymore, to see my friends and family and try to accustom them to the fact that I'll go back to Morocco in October to work fulltime at the ranch. Well everything happens for a reason and eventually all the pieces will fall into place. Until then I wish all the amazing, hard-working and loving daddy's in the world a great Father's day. #travel #dontgiveup #girlstravel #fathersday #restinpeace #solotravel #dogtrotter #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #dogsofinstagram #roadtrip #horseriding #ranchwork #homeiswhereyouparkit #essaouira #morocco #africa

So proud of this two boys who accompanied me all the way to Essaouira. A fantastic week is laying behind us, full of nice rides through little berber villages, fields of argan trees, over the great cliffs to the sand dunes and at full galopp over the lonely beaches of the Atlantic coastline. #travel #trailride #travelwithdogs #horsetrek #horseriding #neverstopexploring #naturecamping #outsideisfree #adventurelife #roadtrip #girlstravel #solotravel #enjoylife #essaouira #morocco #africa

A few weeks ago I spent some amazing hours on a horse trek trough the dunes, beaches and the stunning countryside of Essaouiras coastline with Mohamed, the owner of "Ranch de Diabat." I told him about my previous travels and work with horses all around the world and eventually he offered me to accompany him on his next multi-day trail ride . So we spent the last couple of days camping with the horses in the hills of the High Atlas, next to beautiful lonely beaches and little Berber villages, enjoyed traditional meals around the campfire and under millions of stars and got woken up by the singing of hundreds of birds, the screaming of donkeys and the smell of brewing moroccan mint tea. In line with this topic I finally finished the blog post about "Volunteering on a japanese horse ranch" which you can find down below. Passend zum Thema habe ich endlich den Blogartikel über meine Zeit als "Voluntär auf einer japanischen Pferderanch" fertiggestellt, welchen du unten findest. ⬇⬇⬇ https://horseshoe-travel.com/2018/04/19/als-volontaer-in-einem-japanischen-reitstall/ #travel #travelwithdogs #trailride #camping #naturecamping #adventurelife #outsideisfree #vanlife #neverstopexploring #roadtrip #solotravel #girlstravel #essaouira #morocco #africa

Say hello to Maya! Found her next to my car this morning, brought her right to the vet and now I'm thinking of what to do with her. For Khalil, the kitten I found in Essaouira, I found a great place at a private shelter, but they are full now. Hope and Szaha, my two gourgeous puppys, both died, one of distemper and one cause of Parvo because I was stupid enough to leave them with the staff in the Marrakesh shelter and didn't really took a look around. The shelter is hopelessly overcrowded and full of diseases. It broke my heart to lose them without saying goodbye, I had so many plans for and with them but it just shouldn't be. But I definitely learnt from that. It makes me so angry everyday I see the horrible situation of the moroccan street animals. The only solution would be a nationwide castration program for all the dogs and cats here and daily feeding programs. Now I'm sitting here with another baby animal, thinking of what to do and how to finance all the costs for vet, food and stuff. I never felt so needed before in a country I travelled to and I wish I could do more. Now I can only try to improve the animals lives I find randomly on the streets and getting angry about all that goes wrong in this country. Has anyone made GOOD experiences with shelters or foster homes in or around Agadir? #animalwelfare #travel #roadtrip #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #savethestreetanimals #kitten #animalshelter #animalsanctuary #girlstravel #tinyhomeonwheels #agadir #morocco #africa

Morocco, not a place for vegetarian olive-haters like me. 😂😂🌍 . Check out my new blog post about solo-travelling and the last weeks in Morocco. Neuer Blogartikel über das Alleinreisen und die letzten Wochen in Marokko ist online. ⬇⬇⬇ . https://horseshoe-travel.com/2018/04/04/reiseupdate-zweiter-artikel-vom-roadtrip/ #travel #roadtrip #camping #campingwithdogs #travelwithdogs #itravelalone #dogtrotter #travelingdogs #homeiswhereyouparkit #girlstravel #skodafabia #medina #essaouira #morocco #africa

I would go anywhere with you. 🐶❤ #bestfriend #travel #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #camping #tinyhomeonwheels #roadtrip #girlstravel #skodafabia #adventurelife #itravelalone #dogtravels #goexplore #homeiswhereyouparkit #atlasmountains #jbeltoubkal #morocco #africa

Thanks for all of the lovely congratulations, I had an absolutely memorable birthday. My mother arrived in Marrakesh on Monday and we had some nice days, exploring the Medina, walking the pup and enjoying the sun. For god's sake we decided to visit my puppies in the shelter and found them in a horrible condition. We brought them directly to the animal clinic where they'll stay for two weeks. 🐶🐶❤ After an amazing birthday morning at Lake Lalla Takerkoust we spent the night in the freezing, star-bright Agafay desert where we enjoyed nice camel rides and delicious Tajine before moving on to the Atlas mountains for trekking around Jbel Toubkal, the highest mountain of North Africa. #travel #bestmother #selforganizedtrip #roadtrip #campingwithdogs #travelwithpets #don'tleavethemathome #camping #girltravels #travelstagram #birthdayweekend #homeonwheels #birthdaytravel #skodafabia #naturecamping #desertcamping #stargazing #agafay #morocco #northafrica

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After 830 kilometers of driving we're back in Spain, of course not without some difficulties. The car lost water on the way but as it turned out it was fortunately just the AC, I accidentally spent one day too much in Morocco then my Visa actually allowed and lost the necessary documents to transport the car back to Europe and after so many hours of driving I fall asleep on my driver seat during the ferry ride and got aroused from sleep by an annoyed security agent after all the other cars already left the ship. Three months of travelling through Morocco teached me more about life then I would have ever expected. I learned about tolerance towards a different culture and religion, patience, respect and trust. Solo traveling is actually a brutality especially as a girl. It forces you to trust strangers, to overcome your fears and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort. Especially in such a male-dominated country like Morocco it's definitely advisable to choose sanity over honesty from time to time. But what burdened me the most at the end of the day was the horrible situation of the strays and the unconcerned behaviour of the locals towards them. I fed, vaccinated and in general took care of quite a few kittens and puppies during this three months, but at the end only some kittens survived. The puppy on the picture for example got striked to death by some Moroccans directly next to my car when I let her out of sight just one time. I've never felt so needed before in a country I've travelled to and this is probably one of the reasons why I'll return to Morocco after a summer back home. Though most important I found an amazing job on a horse ranch near Essaouira. I spent the last month taking care of the thirty arab horses, brushing, feeding, training them, guiding tourists to the beach and learned how to handle the camels and how to drive the quads. So for now it's definitely not the time to draw a line under Morocco cause the last three months were just the beginning of a new exciting chapter. #travel #travelwithdogs #summerbackhome #roadtrip #campingvibes #horseranch #horseriding #girlstravel #solotravel #tinyhomeonwheels #morocco

Build a life you don't need vacation from. ❤🐴 #travel #travelwithdogs #stallion #girlstravel #solotravel #groomlife #horseriding #ridinginstructor #ranchlife #essaouira #morocco

Today right on the day one year ago my life changed rapidly from one moment to the other when I received a call from home. It was my mother who told me that my father died unexpectedly. At this particular time I worked at a horse ranch in Japan, beeing absolutely happy with my life, the job and planned to spend the next following years in Asia. One day later after an eighteen hours flight from Tokio to Cologne I was suddenly back home. Busy with organizing a funeral, informing relatives and friends and receiving condolences and sympathies, there was no time and space for any kind of travel plans. So again I was left to my own devices like so many times before in my life and that's probably the reason for my self confident, fearless way of managing things and appearing to new people, places and challenges. And of course the fact that travelling alone as a girl makes you strong. Usually I don't like writing about this kind of personal stuff on social media platforms but that's the only way to connect with my father's old friends and relatives. Cause today it's Father's day in Germany and the first anniversary of my dad's death. Not one day passes that I don't think about him and honestly I don't believe the human mind is ever truly capable of understanding the sudden loss of a loved one. But falling into a deep dark mental hole was never an option for me. Now one year later I'm back on a horse ranch, working, riding amazing arab horses and meeting people from all over the world. I'll return to Germany over summer, to job, to sell my car and cause I can't feed my dog the shitty moroccan dog food anymore, to see my friends and family and try to accustom them to the fact that I'll go back to Morocco in October to work fulltime at the ranch. Well everything happens for a reason and eventually all the pieces will fall into place. Until then I wish all the amazing, hard-working and loving daddy's in the world a great Father's day. #travel #dontgiveup #girlstravel #fathersday #restinpeace #solotravel #dogtrotter #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #dogsofinstagram #roadtrip #horseriding #ranchwork #homeiswhereyouparkit #essaouira #morocco #africa

So proud of this two boys who accompanied me all the way to Essaouira. A fantastic week is laying behind us, full of nice rides through little berber villages, fields of argan trees, over the great cliffs to the sand dunes and at full galopp over the lonely beaches of the Atlantic coastline. #travel #trailride #travelwithdogs #horsetrek #horseriding #neverstopexploring #naturecamping #outsideisfree #adventurelife #roadtrip #girlstravel #solotravel #enjoylife #essaouira #morocco #africa

A few weeks ago I spent some amazing hours on a horse trek trough the dunes, beaches and the stunning countryside of Essaouiras coastline with Mohamed, the owner of "Ranch de Diabat." I told him about my previous travels and work with horses all around the world and eventually he offered me to accompany him on his next multi-day trail ride . So we spent the last couple of days camping with the horses in the hills of the High Atlas, next to beautiful lonely beaches and little Berber villages, enjoyed traditional meals around the campfire and under millions of stars and got woken up by the singing of hundreds of birds, the screaming of donkeys and the smell of brewing moroccan mint tea. In line with this topic I finally finished the blog post about "Volunteering on a japanese horse ranch" which you can find down below. Passend zum Thema habe ich endlich den Blogartikel über meine Zeit als "Voluntär auf einer japanischen Pferderanch" fertiggestellt, welchen du unten findest. ⬇⬇⬇ https://horseshoe-travel.com/2018/04/19/als-volontaer-in-einem-japanischen-reitstall/ #travel #travelwithdogs #trailride #camping #naturecamping #adventurelife #outsideisfree #vanlife #neverstopexploring #roadtrip #solotravel #girlstravel #essaouira #morocco #africa

Say hello to Maya! Found her next to my car this morning, brought her right to the vet and now I'm thinking of what to do with her. For Khalil, the kitten I found in Essaouira, I found a great place at a private shelter, but they are full now. Hope and Szaha, my two gourgeous puppys, both died, one of distemper and one cause of Parvo because I was stupid enough to leave them with the staff in the Marrakesh shelter and didn't really took a look around. The shelter is hopelessly overcrowded and full of diseases. It broke my heart to lose them without saying goodbye, I had so many plans for and with them but it just shouldn't be. But I definitely learnt from that. It makes me so angry everyday I see the horrible situation of the moroccan street animals. The only solution would be a nationwide castration program for all the dogs and cats here and daily feeding programs. Now I'm sitting here with another baby animal, thinking of what to do and how to finance all the costs for vet, food and stuff. I never felt so needed before in a country I travelled to and I wish I could do more. Now I can only try to improve the animals lives I find randomly on the streets and getting angry about all that goes wrong in this country. Has anyone made GOOD experiences with shelters or foster homes in or around Agadir? #animalwelfare #travel #roadtrip #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #savethestreetanimals #kitten #animalshelter #animalsanctuary #girlstravel #tinyhomeonwheels #agadir #morocco #africa

Morocco, not a place for vegetarian olive-haters like me. 😂😂🌍 . Check out my new blog post about solo-travelling and the last weeks in Morocco. Neuer Blogartikel über das Alleinreisen und die letzten Wochen in Marokko ist online. ⬇⬇⬇ . https://horseshoe-travel.com/2018/04/04/reiseupdate-zweiter-artikel-vom-roadtrip/ #travel #roadtrip #camping #campingwithdogs #travelwithdogs #itravelalone #dogtrotter #travelingdogs #homeiswhereyouparkit #girlstravel #skodafabia #medina #essaouira #morocco #africa

I would go anywhere with you. 🐶❤ #bestfriend #travel #travelwithdogs #campingwithdogs #camping #tinyhomeonwheels #roadtrip #girlstravel #skodafabia #adventurelife #itravelalone #dogtravels #goexplore #homeiswhereyouparkit #atlasmountains #jbeltoubkal #morocco #africa

Thanks for all of the lovely congratulations, I had an absolutely memorable birthday. My mother arrived in Marrakesh on Monday and we had some nice days, exploring the Medina, walking the pup and enjoying the sun. For god's sake we decided to visit my puppies in the shelter and found them in a horrible condition. We brought them directly to the animal clinic where they'll stay for two weeks. 🐶🐶❤ After an amazing birthday morning at Lake Lalla Takerkoust we spent the night in the freezing, star-bright Agafay desert where we enjoyed nice camel rides and delicious Tajine before moving on to the Atlas mountains for trekking around Jbel Toubkal, the highest mountain of North Africa. #travel #bestmother #selforganizedtrip #roadtrip #campingwithdogs #travelwithpets #don'tleavethemathome #camping #girltravels #travelstagram #birthdayweekend #homeonwheels #birthdaytravel #skodafabia #naturecamping #desertcamping #stargazing #agafay #morocco #northafrica

When you travel you're always a bit prejudiced about the places you go. You can't avoid that because everyone associates something with a place, thanks to Lonely Planet, the internet and stories of friends. I'm very bifid about Fèz. Yesterday evening after eight hours in the city I was sure that I don't like Fèz. I'm shocked about the current situation in the second largest Moroccan city. I don't talk about the beggars who surrounded me as soon as I stopped at the roadside, the traffic light or even at an official parking place. I don't talk about the weird feeling you get when you walk through the confusing little passageways of the Medina and some crazy folks running behind you, screaming and trying to pet your dog or when you feel a hand on your backpack. I don't talk about the desperate vendors in the Medina who all, trust me all, try to hoax you in a way I haven't even experienced it in the big Asian cities like Bangkok, Shanghai or Tokio. I talk about the harrowing poverty in and outside the Medina. I've seen a lot of poverty during my journeys through Asia and Africa. But I've never seen so much desperation on one place. Morocco is trying to get more attractive for tourists by building new hotels, improving the street conditions, poisoning the street dogs and cats and incorporating new tourists guides. I met two boys, fifteen and eighteen years old, who helped me to find the way back to my car when I was lost in the Medina. They were really poor and earned their money with guiding tourists. Unofficial of course. They talked very honest and open about their lives. On the way back to my car we run straight into a police control and they caught one of the guys. He's in jail now because he helped me to find the way and invited me to some tee. That's how the Moroccan state tries to make the country more attractive and save for tourists by imprisoning teens who can't afford school. Tomorrow morning I'll head on to Marrakech to bring the puppies into their new home. I already miss them.. 🐶🐶❤ #travel #travelwithdogs #camping #campingwithdogs #travelwithpets #natureishome #homeonfourwheels #don'tleavethemathome #roadtrip #skodafabia #fez #morocco #africa

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