Q. Why is today a Fantastic Friday?
A. Because it is coffee time.
So put on the jug – make a cup – and join me on the balcony with a view of –
The High Atlas Mountains, Morocco
Enjoy your coffee – and the View.

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Q. Why is today a Fantastic Friday?
A. Because it is coffee time.
So put on the jug – make a cup – and join me on the balcony with a view of –
The High Atlas Mountains, Morocco
Enjoy your coffee – and the View.
Jan Robinson writes about travel on her Budget Travel Talk blog. A solo traveller in her teens, for the last 40 years Jan has travelled through Australia, Asia, Europe, Turkey and New Zealand with her husband. They specialise in road trips, caravanning and Independent travel without spending a fortune. Her favourite destination is Greece and is currently travelling Australia by caravan.
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We are Jan and Marty and we love travel.
The best thing about being in our 60’s is that our travel budget is flexible, allowing us to enjoy great experiences, good food and fun people. As with most things in life, it’s all about priorities.

I would love to share a cuppa with you there! What a stunning view. 🙂
I think I shall have to learn how to teleport myself. I would love to be sitting on that balcony 🙁
Great picture and I think I’ll pull this picture up next time it’s raining here in Ohio and imagine I’m there! 🙂
I know what you mean Kiera. My screen saver is of an alley (derb) in Marrakech – every day I walk down that derb. 🙂
Oh, I went there when I was at uni, walked up to the highest peak, well I didn’t do the summit but my boyfriend did. Advenures remembered!!
That would have been an adventure!
Thank you Jan — I’ll be right there!
Actually when I first looked at the photo, it reminded me of southern Spain — right across the Mediterranean from there. The flow and scrubiness of the hills looks real similar, don’t you think?
Thanks for the invite,
~Josie
That little bit looks similar, but not what was on either side of it:)
Hope I’m not too late for coffee time. Lovely photo. I’d definitely enjoy that view while having a cup.
Never too late – I think I will be finding different places to have coffee in every Friday 🙂
Oh I am so there for a coffee especially with that view 🙂
Thanks for joining me Lisa 🙂
Now that’s what I call a view! Funny that I was writing a post about coffee probably about the same time as you published this amazing photo! Great minds think alike 😉
That is so funny Johanna. I am fairly sure my Moroccan one was $1 or less 🙂