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Sun, Feb 05, 2012 | 23:45 GMT
Three quarters of Half-life protesters failed to turn up
This weekend's action to protest Valve's lack of communication over Half-life 3 was something of a blow out.
Wed, Jan 18, 2012 | 23:14 GMT
Counter-strike: Global Offensive files yield Half-life jokes
Kotaku's got a small gallery of images reportedly pulled from the Counter-strike: Global Offensive beta, which purportedly reference Half-life, among other Valve games. Before you get too excited, Steam forum users have known about these for a while, and haven't uncovered an AR puzzle or any concrete teases, so it seems Valve may just be making some in-jokes of the kind which wouldn't even raise an eyebrow at another company. Still, they're kind of cool – go look. Global Offensive is expected to launch in the first half of the year, for PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Tue, Jan 17, 2012 | 13:54 GMT
Half-Life communication group hits 10,000 members
A member group on Steam that has demanded more communication from Valve over the future of the Half-Life series has already hit 10,000 members in three weeks.
Fri, Aug 26, 2011 | 08:41 BST
Friday Shorts – CoD Elite stuff up, Decide-o-tron lives, Escape From City 17
Be strong, soldiers. Not long now and you can play Deus Ex all weekend.
Wed, Jul 27, 2011 | 13:41 BST
Wednesday Shorts – Creepers, N7 rifle, Facebook, more
Look, will you please just read these, and not come asking in two weeks why I didn't report on the West Wing fan game being made in Los Berados as if I'd just shot a puppy?
Thu, Jun 16, 2011 | 08:48 BST
Rumour – Half-Life 3 confirmed, Episode Three and Four cancelled
As with everything related to the perennial whisper-fest that is Half-Life's release schedule, take the following with a medically appropriate amount of salt. About a kilo, I'd say.
[Update] Yep, it's bollocks.
Wed, Jun 01, 2011 | 08:04 BST
Wednesday Shorts – EVE patch, E3 billboard (again), Half-life fan trailer
Most Wednesdays the (virtual) office resounds with cries of "hooray hump day", but this week, we're too busy prepping for E3 to do more than shudder in fear, and give a cursory glance at these tasty nibbles.
Wed, Apr 13, 2011 | 15:56 BST
Steam slows Valve development, suggests Stardock CEO
If you're wondering where Half-Life 2 episode 3 is, Brad Wardell thinks he may have the answer for you. The Stardock founder and CEO recently told Industry Gamers that, with Steam, Valve may be a victim of its own success.
Wed, Mar 30, 2011 | 12:35 BST
Quick quotes: Gordon Freeman is not dead, says Valve
"We are not done with Gordon Freeman's adventures. I have nothing other than that to tell you today, but hang in there with us." – Doug Lombardi, Valve Software, speaking to Ausgamers.
Tue, Feb 22, 2011 | 01:16 GMT
Valve won't yet confirm Half-life 2: Episode 3 will see release
Valve staffers have refused to comment on whether Half-life 2: Episode 3 will ever be released.
Sun, Jan 23, 2011 | 23:07 GMT
Half-life fan film Beyond Black Mesa is go
If the YouTube counter is anything to go by, you've probably already seen Beyond Black Mesa, the Half-life fan film. In which case you probably want to watch it again – or you're sadly behind the times. Everybody through the jump!
Sat, Aug 28, 2010 | 18:44 BST
Newell: No dice on Half-Life film unless made by Valve
Gabe Newell has said if a movie is ever made based on Half-Life, Valve will be the ones to do it.
Otherwise, it'll never happen.
Mon, May 31, 2010 | 19:33 BST
Gordon Freeman voted Empire's greatest ever video game character
Empire's voted Gordon Freeman as its greatest video game character of all time. All hail to the combine-killing, crowbar-wielding Freeman!
Fri, Mar 26, 2010 | 21:14 GMT
Valve intent on giving players a good scare with next Half-Life
Valve's Gabe Newell has revealed that the studio intends to get back to scaring Half-Life players with the next installment.
Sat, Oct 17, 2009 | 15:27 BST
Steam has Half-Life games on sale for 55.8% off
In celebration of Gordon Freeman being named "All Time Greatest Game Hero" by 55.8 percent of voters on Gamespot, Steam has but the Half-Life series on sale this weekend.
For 55.8 percent off.
Mosey on over and get yourself some head crab. That didn't sound right.
Fri, Aug 14, 2009 | 20:05 BST
Steam's weekend deal is Half-Life at 66% off
Steam's weekend deal is a dozy, featuring everything Half-Life for 66 percent off.
Also, the Valve Complete Pack is 10 percent off. Normally $99.99, you can get the full bit for $89.99.
Here's the full thing: Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic, Day of Defeat, Deathmatch Classic, Half-Life: Opposing Force, Ricochet, Half-Life, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, Half-Life: Blue Shift, Half-Life 2, Counter-Strike: Source, Half-Life: Source, Day of Defeat: Source, Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, Half-Life 2: Lost Coast, Half-Life Deathmatch: Source, Half-Life 2: Episode One, Portal, Half-Life 2: Episode Two, Team Fortress 2, Left 4 Dead.
Massive bunch of games, there. Hit this link for the rest.
Fri, Apr 24, 2009 | 21:41 BST
Get The Orange Box for $9.99 on Steam this weekend
Valve has The Orange Box on sale this weekend for $9.99.
Never bought it? Now's your chance.
After the sale is over it goes back up to $29.99.
Head on over to Steam.
Wed, Feb 18, 2009 | 21:55 GMT
Update for Orange Box engine released on Steam
Folks who play the Orange Box via Steam will get an engine update next time they log in.
The specific changes include:
- Updated the engine to report SteamIDs using the Steam_0 format instead of Steam_1
- Fixed problems in Half-Life 2: Episode Two, Portal, and Source mods running the current Orange Box engine
- Reverted the change that capped rate at 30,000
For more information hit the link.
Thu, Nov 20, 2008 | 07:27 GMT
Half-Life is 10, on Steam for $1
Half-Life was ten years old yesterday. To celebrate, Valve's put the game up on Steam for 98 cents, the offer being valid until Friday.
You'd be a bit silly to not buy it, frankly. It's still great.
Fri, Feb 01, 2008 | 07:39 GMT
"More Portal for sure", says Valve
Valve's Doug Lombardi has shocked precisely no one while delighting precisely everyone by confirming there are more Portal-based games on the way
"There'll be more Portal, for sure. But the details of that, to be honest, we're still working out," he told EG. "The only smart thing we did for Portal was to hire those seven kids and give them the support they needed to make the game."
Hit the link for more about Episode 3, and news that details of Freeman's latest shooting adventures are "months, not weeks" away.


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Whos In This Issue of Features Often Imitated, Never Duplicated RPM Mag IS The ORIGINAL Voice Of Extreme Street Cars Outlaw Drag Racing WORLDWIDE... Dont Settle For Less We DELIVER Insane Fast Cars And Bring You NO POLITICS... JUST ACTION Your ONLY Real Time Real World Magazine Period FEBRUARY 2011 Feature UNIQUE A proud Farmer with a love for fast cars and Drag Racing hooks up with a nitrous guru, and the result is one bad machine... the Grand National of Chad Henderson. Chad has quickly l
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TONS OF FUN THE DEMPSEY DUO Story and Photography by Tommy Lee Byrd W A Father and Son Who Eat, Sleep and Breathe Drag Racing Build A Wicked 56 Chevy e love drag racing, and if youre reading this magazine, you probably love it, too, but theyll rebuild one of their existing machines. These guys are constantly working on a new project, but they rarely miss out on a chance to test and tune, or compete at a local race, so youll be hard pressed to find a time when they dont have two cars up and ru
The timeless shoebox Chevy is an automotive industry icon both on the street and on the track, and this 56 sees action on both MAHLE Clevite products have been on board every single NASCAR race winner since its beginning in 1948. But even we realize the true lifeblood of auto racing is on any short track on a Friday or Saturday night across the nation. This is the arena where todays gladiators battle for supremacy and we are proud to support them. As long as grassroots racing continues to brea
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Lee Burdge of Mad Stitcher Custom Upholstery handled the interior for the Dempseys Chevy, and covered the Kirkey racing buckets in black tweed to match the rest of the interior. Mark came up with the cool digital dash setup, and built the sixpoint roll cage. Power comes from a 475ci big block Chevy pictured lower left, topped with aluminum cylinder heads, an RPM Air Gap intake manifold and a 1,050cfm Holley Dominator carburetor. Mark strives for consistency, so the big block is naturally aspirat
a .100inch overbore and additional machine work by Roberts Sons in Chattanooga, Tennessee, it was ready for action. Mark assembled the engine with a GM forged steel crankshaft, GM 716 dimple rods and Arias forged pistons, which feature a small dome to create a 121 compression ratio. The oiling system consists of a Melling high volume pump with a Moroso deep sump eightquarter pan, while FelPro gaskets keep all of the liquids where they need to be. Atop the short block is a pair of GM snow flake
Adding some artificial age to these shots courtesy of todays technology almost takes you back to the days when a 56 Chevy would be commonplace at a dragstrip on any given Saturday night. Mark and his son Justin specialize in building Chevy muscle cars, so building a trifive was a learning experience for both of them. Obviously, they handled it well, and created a wicked car that always gets attention. Its slick and its straight, and you can rest assured this classic Chevy was homebuilt by the fa
Justin is only in his mid20s, but he has his act together when it comes to building old cars, whether its for use on the street or at the track. He learned from one of the best, which happens to be the fellow standing on the right. holstery in Dayton, Tennessee. Kirkey aluminum seats wear custom covers, and the door panels were scratchbuilt by the Mad Stitcher. The original dash is outfitted with a digital gauge setup, which is a homebuilt creation that looks great, and works well, especially wh
Story Photos Tim Lewis Satisfactions hen taking on the task of building something using your own skill and ingenuity, the satisfaction of a job well done is very rewarding. However, when one chooses to take a project that one step further, outside of their comfort zone and in doing so develop new skills, the finished product is even more of a personal accomplishment, in fact, you might say that those satisfactions are permanent Take Kevin Mullins of Denton, North Carolina. Kevin wanted to bui
the floor and take out the trash But hey, that all goes along with being part of the team Mullins knew what he wanted to do with the car and now it was time to get the HED team together and attack the project headon. Starting with a 400ci Ford small block with a 4.125 bore and a 3.750 stroke and Ross custom built pistons with GRP rods to help pump the power through the little Ford that could Kevin used skills learned at HED to work up a set of Blue Thunder heads for some extra kick. Also done in
off the turbo set up. An AMS 1000 boost controller is in charge of keeping the boost levels where they need to be and so far on the dyno its made 1,785 horsepower to the rear tires on 17lbs of boost But dyno numbers and putting numbers up on the scoreboards are two very different things. Now it was time for the car chassis and body to get some much needed attention since the motor had gotten its fair share. Starting with a 25.5 chassis, which was done by long time HED supporter and close friend
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When it came time to get this thing in the paint booth, Kevins long time friend Said Jakupovic was called on to get the body straight and in primer before laying down the bright Dodge Viper red A Schoneck Composites Outlaw front bumper was also installed. The wild exhaust out the top of the fenders was also laid out and once the pipes were done up Said was ready to spray away. The wing was built by Kevin in the shop and bolted into place following the paint. Once the motor was sat down in the fr
Drag Radials out back. Kevin custom burned a chip for it and the tune results were 450 horsepower to the wheels at only 9lbs of boost. Laura made her very first pass in her hot rod down the full 1320 foot quartermile and ran 11.60 at 120 mph. Now this is the best part of Lauras hot rod... it was built on a budget of just 5,000 Thats right 5,000 The satisfaction from the work of her and Kevin along with her biggest helper, her father Nelson Underwood, is priceless. Kevin would like to thank his s
D ont let the quiet laid back attitude fool you, underneath there is a fiery competitive spirit that exposes itself every time this sleek 87 Grand farmer turned spare time racer and the hospitality ends there, unless you count him cutting your weekend short by loading you onto the trailer a little earlier than you may have hoped. Shortly after getting his drivers license, a young Chad found himself in a little hot water following a few street races, so he moved his need for speed to the track
afford to get in trouble too much, so we left the street racing behind. After we spent a few years going 7.0s, we moved on to the 6.0 class and tore a small block up. Henderson remembers. Thats when we went to the big blocks and we havent looked back since. Chads first true race car was a 72 Nova, which he still has after 14 years of competition. The Henderson family maintains one of the oldest honorable professions known to man. Farming is what sustains the family in the form of corn, wheat and
An 86 grill instead of the 87 Only a diehard enthusiast could tell, and Chad assures us there is a correct year grill on the way. Although mostly a self supported family operation, the team could always use a little extra help and are obviously excellent ambassadors. 22 Visit Us Online at www.rpmmag.com RPM Magazine, THE Voice Of Fast Cars WORLDWIDE
when we see so many others around us that didnt do so well. While farming may be their livelihood, the family considers racing to be their escape clause. When we get to the track the whole family plays a part in the team, Chad explained. Monte Smith builds and tunes the motors and all I really do is drive the car. My wife Marie is the driving force behind the team, always pushing and prompting me to improve through unwavering support. Of course my parents are behind us 150, but I dont think I co
stone as long as we can. said Henderson with a laugh. Everything was as perfect as it could get, Our first pass was a the stars were aligned for us. recognizes there is no I in Team and they all have their unique qualities they bring together successfully. Sparing no expense, Chad and Monte put together an impressive whos who of some of the top parts in the business today to achieve their goals of being the best. We have Racepak, Firecore, Holley, Mickey Thompson, PTC Transmission, TRZ, VP, Nit
I appreciate everyone that has stepped up and had a part in the success of this team. Everything that has been done was done not because the car was a bad car before, but because the team agreed they wanted to have the best car possible when we compete. We may have spent a lot of money on the car, but its quality stuff and it can produce a lot of data every time it runs, which is what we need, added Chad. Why the Grand National When everyone else is leaning towards the Continued on page 26 As a
Mustangs and Camaros of the world, what made the Grand so grand Its a 4 bar rear suspension car and I have watched a good friend of mine Shane Stack be successful in his 4 bar car, in fact we originally got the nitrous stuff off his car when he went to turbos, Chad explained. I wanted to buy Shanes car, but he hadnt decided to get rid of it. It was just the type of car I wanted so here it is. Being unique has certainly helped where the sponsors are concerned, they realize that with it being a di
with optional 5.7 LCD touch screen SELFLEARNING fuel maps Stop tuning your it for you Let Holley EFI do Chad Henderson Dominates EZ Street with Dominator EFI Dominator EFI Vehicle Management Systems are intended for all engine applications, from street to unlimited highend racing applications. Dominator systems have nearly unlimited capabilities to control any power adder, input, or output you can throw at them. Need to run a turbocharged, nitrous injected 8 cylinder running watermethanol inje
PRI Show In Orlando, Still THE Place to Be Story Photos By Chuck Scott The Performance Racing Industry trade show in Orlando, Florida the second week in December is still the one must do industry show for anyone who is in to performance and racing. It is where all the top manufacturers of racing parts, wholesalers, shop owners, racing media, and a few lucky racers who landed tickets come together to see whats new, make contacts, join into group discussions, go to seminars and socialize with
At 100 on Friday, Mickey Thompson hosted a group discussion with the hope to find some parity in rule sets for Outlaw 10.5 classes. I dont think Carl expected several hundred people to show up. The crowd was herded to several locations before they ended up in a spot where most people could hear. Some progress was made with an agreement by most to try to base the different groups rules off the Cecil Co. rules. Now it is up to the promoters to sit down and come to an agreement on unifying their ru
Borg Warner steps up to the plate with billet wheel turbos. These turbos were previously available but with a cast wheel. A billet wheel adds strength to the impeller that allows for a more aggressive design. Chad Branson used the cast wheel Borg Warner model in the Warbird Dart to be the first 88mm turbo X275 car in the 4s Yep, you are awake, this is not a dream. JW has built a brand new Turbo 400 case from scratch. The possibilities are endless with this new bullet proof case that does away w
On the car side of things, we had the pleasure to drool over Pete Bonafides insane blown Outlaw Benz. Check out the Holeshot Sunflare one peice spindle mount front wheels on this Outlaw 10.5 Mustang, they are the most pimp rollers I have ever seen Bigger is better right When it comes to big hp nitrous motors, the top builders are creating monsters. Ross Pistons has released their slugs for 5.3 bore space blocks with up to 5.125 bore size. Ross uses a super strong forging designed to take the ab
Story Photos By Chuck Scott W This Turbocharged Mopar Warbird ca hen it comes to killer turbo radial tire cars, Pete Harrell and the HED camp are on top of the game. The pacesetter for X275 turbo cars is Chad Bransons wild Warbird Dart of Asheboro NC. Chad didnt originally intend on building the crowd favorite Dodge the way you see it today. Last season it was a lot more traditional with a fairly passive two tone paint job and a nitrous assisted 572ci big block Mopar. It worked good if the
Chad Bransons fourwheeled Warbird fits right in with the vintage military planes and artillery at the North Carolina Aviation Museum. Several folks touring the museum gathered around the car checking it out not realizing we were doing a photo shoot. Below Coming in a little hot from an air patrol over North Cakalac, Chad pulls the chutes to slow the machine on the airport runway. an Fly Continued on page 36 RPM Magazine, THE Voice Of Fast Cars WORLDWIDE Visit Us Online at www.rpmmag.com 35
Top left Move along folks, move along, nothing to see here but some old school ladder bars teamed up with some Strange coilovers on the old faithful Dana 60. Its all thats needed to provide some 60 foot times in the low 1.20s. Lower left Much like our look under the hood, the inside of the Warbird Dart is pretty basic stuff, but it gets the job done. One exception to the straightforward design is the plumbing and equipment that runs through the interior which is associated with the turbocharger.
The cockpit is designed for just one pilot and no cargo. I really wanted to sit in the Dart and make airplane noises but at 63 and 300lbs, I physically could not get in the car without some major amputation. Check out the very cool helmet that tops off the WWII Warbird package. inch 88mm turbo small block Ford, and also how they came up with the loving nickname for the Ford Dart. You can figure that one out. This unlikely pairing resulted in the first X275 turbo car to dip into the 4s and the 2
PHOTOS Top Right You put a what in a what Under the hood looks fairly simple compared to some of the turbo cars you see today. The little Ford motor looks right at home in the Dodge. Its kind of refreshing to see another cross breed besides the usual Chevy powerplant in a Mustang. The front suspension is actually a set of Aarms and coil overs off a Fox Mustang tubular Kmember setup. Lower Off to a quick start Chad gets out on fellow X275 racer Dale Handy who is doing one of his signature big wh
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and a B25, the BT13A was always his favorite. Chad has fond memories of the BT13A, like doing barrel rolls for the first time and just flying in the radial engine plane. Other not so fond memories were like those times when he was in college his dad tricked him into flying in it, then doing barrel rolls and hard turns because Chad was hung over from the night before. Chad stays plenty busy running his businesses, Branco enterprises a wholesale clothing company, and a retail clothing store Clothe
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Highlights Of 2010 SCSN Brad on 10.5s Probably one of the most talked about highlights was Personett coming out on 10.5inch tires. Running the smaller tires as he did not want to carry another 200 pounds of lead, Personett blasted the Vegas track on Friday morning running an astounding 6.088 250.37 mph quartermile run. Another topic of the weekend was the weather. Uncommonly cool for the time of year the weather was chilly, windy and rainy all weekend with Sunday dawning with a track temperatur
Turbo versus blower semifinal Burbage near lane took the win over Thornton Below Number 4 qualifier, Brad Personett smokes the tires and allows Randy Walker bye for the win. John Mihovetz near lane faces off against 2009 SCSN Pro Street Champion Dan Vogt. agreement between Pro Street standout Pat Musi and promoter Mel Roth. Musi felt he was forced into the left lane when he had intended running the right on his second qualifier. Musi forfeited the run but still qualified second behind former win
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First, I noticed the doors.
I took a bus from Menara airport to Djemaa El-Fna, a large square in the heart of Marrakech's old city. The bus swerved through a sea of motorized bikes, past flat stretches of fanned palms and arches marking unlit alleys. On the sidewalk I counted more feral cats than I've ever seen, and on the rooftops I caught glimpses of oversized nests and tall, toothpick-legged cranes.
We zigzagged between buildings the colors of rust, orange-pink and off white, with unpainted brick exposed on the sides. Elaborate grates decorated the arched windows. The Arabic tile was all geometric shapes and primary colors: chaos and balance. But the doors.
The doors were painted turquoise, seafoam green, red. Some were patterned with raised studs, others with thin scrolls or contrasting diamonds. As the bus sped towards the center square, the doors become vivid blurs against the burnt orange skyline.
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Night fell by the time my friends and I arrived at our riad, which was tucked in the maze of side streets of a residential neighborhood. We turned a few corners, walked through a children's game of football, and found the right alleyway. I saw a door marked 18, just like our directions said, so I pushed it open and the six of us walked inside, backpacks and all.
Inside I saw richly threaded pillows, candles flickering through the cut-outs of metal tins, and… a family of four eating dinner? The woman herded us out of her living room, back into the alley, and pointed further down. Wrong door marked 18. I'd been in Morocco for an hour, and I'd managed to walk into a stranger's home.
We found the right door, knocked first, and settled into our riad.
We sat in the lounge and planned out our trip over a pot of mint tea – a super sweet drink consumed in tiny, steaming cups. The riad offered a two day excursion into the Sahara desert. We argued amongst ourselves before realizing we couldn't travel this close to the Sahara without going in. As we came to the decision, I felt a raindrop, and looked up through the open roof as the sky began pouring.
I woke up early for the excursion. I showered on the rooftop terrace, under the starlit sky, and listened to the roosters crow just as my hot water ran out.
We loaded into a van – our home for the next two days. We drove out of the city, around crumbling red mountains and over rocky cliffs, past cacti dripping with ruby fruit. We stopped at villages along the way, where I haggled for silver bracelets and drank an Arabic coke.
By sundown we'd reached the edge of the desert, where we mounted our camels and rode into the Sahara. Here's what I've learned about camels: I don't like them. Mine was too tall, too fat, a little bow-legged, and very fond of spitting. I also managed to get the camel with the sassiest hips, and when I dismounted two hours later, I felt every ounce of that sass in my aching legs. Can a camel look smug? I think so.
But we set up our tents and ate vegetable tagines for dinner. We danced around the campfire and sang to each other. The sand, cool as the night air and finer than sugar, slipped through my fingers like silk. I stayed outside as long as I could, listening to the camels gossip, looking up at the clearest stars I've ever seen, until I woke up to a glorious sunrise edging over the dunes.
(For the record, the camel ride back in the morning is worse.)
We drove back through the snow capped Atlas Mountains, and seven hours later, returned to Marrakech. That night I explored Djemaa El-Fna, a square full of snake charmers, henna artists, and monkeys with chains around their necks. The night market offers heaped spices, fresh orange juice, and bin after bin of roasted nuts. I devoured dried apricots, figs, and dates by the handful.
In the morning, Marrakech experienced a torrential downpour. My friends and I picked that morning to visit the Majorelle Gardens, and by the time we walked there, my socks squelched. But thanks to the rain, we were the only visitors to the garden, and the sight of thick palms, lilies in still ponds, and a forest of bamboo moved the rain to the back of my mind.
With two hours left in the country, I fell in love with the Souks, Marrakech's mazelike market. The stalls sell everything from slippers and earrings to glazed pottery and gunpowder tea. The market only has a few entrances, and the knot of alleys and streets of stalls were impossible to navigate. For about twenty minutes, thoroughly lost in the heart of the Souks, I thought, "There's no way I'm making my flight back."
Now I'm back in Seattle, my semester abroad finished. I've seen my old friends and had family dinner, and I'm happy to be home. But a little part of me misses standing ankle deep in sand, scowling at my camel. The weight of lifting the lid of a tagine pot. I probably won't stop missing the crumbling archways, the brilliant fabrics, the thrill of feeling completely foreign – until my next trip to Marrakech.
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As always, beautiful. I love your writing – it almost makes me feel like I'm there. <3
Ruthiey! You are so right! I am subscribing right now! What a gift for capturing the energy and essence of what you are doing! Great job!!! Congrats on FP, well chosen! :0)
Looking forward to exploring more and making one of those doors my wallpaper! I LOVE doors!!!
Not only was your description lovely, but the photos as well. Thank you for sharing.
Beautiful. I need to go! I am going to have a guest blogger soon do a post about Morocco. It seems like a magical place.
This is beautiful. Thank you!
I'm from Morocco yet have never made it to the Sahara.Such a cool post with pretty pictures. Lucky you!
what a wonderful trip – and thank you so much for sharing your journey with us! this last bit – what an extremely special place – you made it come alive for us!
So beautiful. How lucky are you? love the pictures. You walked into the wrong riad. lol uh ohhhh embarrassing moment I bet. Thanks for sharing it. Us readers need more. Happy 2012
I love the stories you share here, and I'm blown away by your photographs :)
I bet a little part of you did actually miss that smug camel too (:
Hannah – Every hairy, bony, sassy bit of her. :)
Welcome home! I've missed your posting, but I'm so glad you've had the opportunities available only through *living* abroad for a while. =)
Ayyyy How I have missed your posts! Keep baking and keep writing! I love living vicariously through you (As a fellow 19-year-old in college)
Your post captures exactly what my trip was like last year! I had a hard time taking photos, as locals would put up their arms, or ask for money, so I took solace in the crazy beautiful doors. :)
Soo jealous of your trip! Marrakech is on my travel list for sure. Welcome back to the Northwest, and good luck with your next semester!
Your semester abroad sounded so amazing! Beautiful post. I can't wait to go to university (:
Hey Elissa, what riad did you stay in and how did you find it? I really want to visit Marrakech soon! Love the pictures and your writing!
Ana – All semester I used http://www.hostelworld.com/ to find hostels. Here's the particular riad I stayed with in Marrakech: http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Hostel-Riad-Mama-Marrakech/Marrakech/53435
Hope it helps!
Morocco is magic. I was there during a summer abroad in law school and – nearly 10 years later – I can still smell the chicken cooking in the open squares. Such an amazing place, its wonderful you had a chance to experience it.
Such good writing. An absolute pleasure to read.
What an amazing Trip. Seems like you have enjoyed it a lot. Egypt is also amazing and beautiful.
i love your blog and am always blown away by your amazing photography skills! i would love to know more about your experiences in college :) Blessed New Year!
You're blog is great! I love love love all the pictures you take, they're beautiful! I enjoy reading your blog.
Hi, I'm 17 and I'm pretty new to this blogging thing, and I stumbled upon yours. Your blog is amazing! I love your photography! It was so hard to find a blogger my age, and I want to keep following you ;)
lovely photos!
A place I've always wanted to go do but never quite made it. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I'd love to photograph those doorways, the souks and maybe even the smug camels (and yes you've caught his expression perfectly!). :-)
I've been there. Marrakech is an absolutely amazing place, full of contradictions (new vs old) and exotic things to see. I thoroughly enjoyed your description and photos! Keep 'em coming! :)
You never cease to amaze me!
How beautiful are arabic countries there are always something magical in those destinations. May be it is not only the culture and traditions but the place itself.
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Magical photos! Loved it.
Really enjoyed reading this-I've been thinking about going to Marrakech for a while, and you've convinced me-thanks :)
I love your writing style: very colourful and personal. I have a very similar set of pictures of doors from my travelling in Denmark (although the doors there look very different to Moroccan ones!).
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Awesome. I love the pictures of the doors and the passageways
Stunning! It's been my opinion that all camels are smug, though most don't show it quite as well as yours. You being from Seattle should be accustomed to the rain and good on you for taking advantage of the soggy situation. Great post.
Lovely photos beautifully set out. I really enjoyed reading this – thanks for sharing
Photos were gorgeous, the story was well written. I find myself missing Marrakech now….
Incredible shots! Awesome post!
I just discovered your blog, (I seldom say this, really) but I really love to read your work. You have an excellent style of writing, (although your subject I adore, and makes me quite prejudiced), I am usually swayed by the pics, and yours are quite marvelous. But it is your words that are just lovely, thank you, and I am glad I discovered your blog… :)
Love the doors and the bright colors! Makes you smile just to see them.
Congrats on being Freshly Pressed.
I LOVE doors … the symbol (an opening, entrance to a new path, etc.) and the physical architecture as well.
Stunning pictures!
Gorgeous entry. Moroccan food is my all time favourite, especially tanginess. Yum! Loving the door photos. Such a colourful place. I can't wait to get there myself. It's on my endless list! Also, that close-up camel shot rocks. x
I love all the doors!
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I loved the chaos of the streets in Morocco. I'd love to go back to ride a spitting, sassy hipped camel in the Sahara.
This post makes me miss Marrakech. Thanks for doing it justice!
Beautiful story and photos. I really envy you the experience! I do believe that I'll have to visit Morocco now.
Great photos :)
Morocco is a wonderful country, it holds a dear place in my heart. You should return and travel to Fez and Essaouira, Essaouira is my favorite of all the cities I traveled to. I love your photos, definitely return another time you will fall in love with it.
Great article. I love your photographs! What sort of camera do you use?
balimore – Thank you! I took these photos with an iPhone and the instagram app. Normally (on older food posts) I shoot with a Canon Rebel and a 50mm lens.
Keep writing, keep baking! Very nice post.
I'm adding "camping in the desert with camels" to my list!
You are a wonderful writer – beautifully descriptive words that really painted a picture in my mind, along with the stunning photos. What a great adventure! I'm sorry you did not like your camel – one of my greatest desires is to ride a camel – I find them lovely!
those doors are lovely, i can see why you noticed them right away. great photos and post.
evocative and achingly beautiful post. thank you!
I took a lot of photos of doors!
Hey! Fantastic read. This actually popped up in Freshly Pressed but I was looking through your site and you go to Emerson right? So do I! And I actually had a chance to do the desert trek in Marrakech when I studied abroad, so glad a fellow Emersonian got to enjoy it!
love your photos.. my favorites are pictures of the doors.. they are so colorful with different designs. congrats on being FP.
sounds like an amazing experience! thank you for sharing the gorgeous pics! i love the doors too! congrats on being freshly pressed
Very descriptive writing, loved reading it. Photos are beautiful too. Good luck -from a fellow baker.
Your pictures are awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful photos.
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Beautiful pictures!! its a really beautiful place, filled with so much color and life.. really amazing!! :-D
I was in Marrakech 2 years ago with my wife, while in the souk I tried on a pair of sandals by a kindly street vendor they were selling for about 20 euros The buckle ripped off because the leather was too dry and old. The nice man asked if I would like to try another pair on and , I, mindful of being a guest in this wonderful place said"my friend these are not for me and I thank you" The next word out of this nice mans lips were" you fucking Jew you ruined my shoes you fucking dirty jew"
I felt a bit uneasy as hordes of men with robes came out of nowhere and I felt a riot was soon to ensue. A great young and strong Marine type of American grabbed me and my wife and we walked quickly from shop to shop followed by men with cell phones calling. We beat it out of there and I vowed not to return, the cruise ship I was on Celebrity x stopped calling on Morocco. Now that the war is over maybe it will cool down, but the Jewish thing when will that cool down when Isreal is pushed into the sea? hmmmm, I like Thailand, nice people..-
me too.
i went with my friend, both female in our 40s and iv never been so terrified in all my life. the souks are a maze and some small child is always wanting to take you back to your riad (for a price) even though they didnt know where it was.
the riad owners were wonderfull and the escorted trip up the atlas mountains was amazing. my friend and i paid for a guide to take us through the souks(as we would never have found our way out) the guide took us to all these shops that basically made us buy things at ridiculous prices we were conned rotten. we eventually had to body swerve the guide. every picture we took of anything, someone came up and demanded money from us.
it was an experience il never forget. but still glad i experienced it.
Hah, very funny description of your camel experience. Camel rides are tricky, you feel like one after riding even for couple of hours.
Excellent post…
Lovely memories of my time there
Very descriptive writing – it takes you right there.
Your story reminds me of the lyrics to Lorreena McKennitt's
"Marrakech Night Market" and her own vivid description of the place in the liner notes of her album "The Mask and the Mirror."Thanks!
Nice entry on the Marrakech doors! I did an entry on Morocco, too! That's why when I saw yours, I was so interested. Nice pictures!
You have the most beautiful way of putting things! And the photographs were so colourful I almost wanted to reach out and touch them!
Those doors are amazing!
Your photos were amazing! My favorite one depicted the blue door. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Beautiful photos. Looks like you really had great time. I hope that at the end of this year manage to join the jeep tour and see it finally.
I love the door photos! Such beautiful pictures, I hope you had a wonderful time out there!
Inspirational! I like it.
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I stumbled upon your blog because this post popped up when I logged into wordpress. I'm studying abroad right now in France and I'm going to travel to Morocco (which is why I clicked on this post). I kinda stalked your blog and read all about your adventures abroad. It made me smile and laugh and I loved every minute of it! I hope that's not weird, but from a fellow student studying abroad…it was wonderful. Your writing is absolutely incredible; I totally felt like I was there during every blog post. And that's all I really wanted to say. I hope your next semester back hope is wonderful! :)
Absolutely love it! I went to Marrakech and I wish I would have stayed in a Riad, I was way too poor in college and I had to stay in a hostel. But regardless, it was an amazing experience. I loved reading about your adventure. It brought me back! Thanks for sharing!
oh my, that place has been on my "to-travel-asap" for a long time, and your blog post doesn't exactly make it easier for me to wait for that one day in the future I'm going to see everything with my own eyes. Amazing…
Ahhh thanks for taking me back. Marrakech is probably one of the best places I've ever been. And the doors, I'm obsessed!
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I love the bright colors, and the doors. Puerto Rico is like that with doors – they're all bright and ornate.
LOVED the doors ! i have now added Marrakech to my list of must go places :)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this post.
Am dying to see Marrakech for myself! :]
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beautiful writing about a beautiful place…great post!
The doors in Marrakesh totally did it for me too…..
This is fantastic! Now I want to go paint my front door. Seriously.
I love those doors..
Love this post! I've been to Morocco and it is an amazing country with amazing people! I went in 2009 and was in Marrakech, Jamal Fna and also spent time in the Atlas Mountains with the Berber people. This brought back some great memories! Thank you!
Sounds beautiful. Id love to go there.
Such stunning photos! That series of doors is so beautiful!
Ah! Morocco, a dream destination. I am waiting for the day when I can visit Fez, Marrakesh, Casablanca and the rest.
We did a similar camel ride into the Sahara from Egypt.
Btw, elephants have sassier hips than camels. Just saying ;-)
totally LOVED the colorful doors. That is what I would have taken pictures of too! Nice job!
Beautiful pictures. I enjoyed reading about your travels in Marrakech. I used to live in Morocco. It's an exotic and wonderful place.
lovely! What vibrant colors!
Excellent post, my sister is on holiday there at the moment. Lets hope she brings back some photos like yours.
Glad to see I'm not the only fan of Moroccan doors! Marrakech really is a photographer's paradise. Beautiful coulours.
How exciting! I have my own Moroccan trip planned for October and I cannot wait!
A really lovely read with great photos. It's definitely on my list of places to go now. Thanks.
Very well described and some excellent photos. I loved Marrakesh too especially the souks. If you've not been you should also try Fez or even Rabat. Both very old and atmospheric and a bit less touristy. Thanks for sharing this with us.
The doors, how many would have walked right by without notice? Great sense of humor with your camel ride, you captured his spirit quite nicely, thanks for sharing MJ
Beautiful door images – always wanted to do a 'door' series of images myself!
Always wanted to go to Marrakech. Not only is the name enchanting, your imagery and prose support everything I've ever imagined about the place. So magical and mysterious, filled with color and noise and dust and golden sky. Lovely. The doors make me swoon.
Amazing photographs! I love all the doors – I always notice little things like that when walking around. Lovely to see it captured on camera x
love this! i was just there a month ago and have a few nearly identical photos. such a quirky little city. glad you had a wonderful trip!
That is the country I was born in Its so exotic :)
Morocco is awesome. Just added a poem and pic from Marrakech here – http://djlewis1966.wordpress.com
Cheers :)
Beautiful photos with very vivid descriptions. I really enjoyed reading this – thanks for sharing and congrats on being freshly pressed!
Congratulations on being freshly pressed! What a wonderful description of your trip, along with beautiful photos. As a fellow Seattleite, I remember reading about you a few years ago in (I think) Pacific Northwest magazine. It's great to see that you are still writing and baking, I hope you are enjoying Boston. Clearly you are enjoying the great wide world.
Wonderful! I think a camel ride would be amazing…but not a full day's worth! Sounds like you brought the rain from Seattle too. :)
love the doors
Wow, so gorgeous! I love your pictures of the doors and spices : )
Your pictures are not only beautiful, but I enjoyed reading your rich descriptions. Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for taking us there. You have a great eye for beauty and a way with words. I love it!
Beautiful photos! You inspired me to post my own from my trip to Morocco as my next post!
Great pics! I wanna go!
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The doors are simply lovely.
Amazing, total eye candy.. I would love to go one of these days!
I Love your photos! I especially love the Camels and the Blue door.
You're a creative genius! I can see why you have so many followers. Your words, photos and thoughts make me crave all kinds of wonderful things.
I'd like to nominate you for the Versatile Blogger Award. If you'd like to participate, please visit http://never2late2write.com/2012/01/16/vesatile-blogger-award-nomination/. Thank you for sharing your blog. it is truly a privilege.
morocco sounds amazing!!! i definitely would love to go there! your blog is wonderful!
Ah…………..Morocco! Thanks for the lyrical prose, the stunning pictures and, most of all, for reviving my own beautiful memories of that fabulous country. If you get the chance, please check out my blog, Travel With Balls. I really think you'll like what we're trying to do, and it was inspired by a trip to Morocco in 2010. Peace & Blessings, Jan
I will go there someday as I love that part of the world.Drop by my blog sometimes.Cheers
Beautiful writing and pictures! My parents are originally from Morocco and I used to visit when I was younger. Never been to Marrakesh though . . .this makes me really want to visit it.
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oooh i love morocco, and the middle east in general. awesome pix! x
I loved the pictures especially of the doors. The colors were amazing! Reminded me of a trip i made to Istanbul…
Beautiful Imagery and Writing, a truly immersive read
I went to marrakech last year, your writing brought back all sorts a good memories from there. Really like the way you write.
I would love to visit Marrakech, especially after looking at your colourful pictures, absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing! x
Excellent writing and lovely images! (May I ask what camera use used?)
Cheers, Frank
I love your pictures. The colors are so vivid. I would love to visit Morroco someday.
Your a great writer as well as a photographer. You have 2 million views? Holy cow! :) Well deserved! Have a great day and thanks for sharing your blog!
Lovely photos!:) Hope to visit this place, soon! :)
Totally jealous! Wonderful pics — love the doors!!!
The pictures of the doors are really amazing, especially that last one!
Love the pictures and the way you talked the places through. I'm planning to go this year and now, I'm even more excited to learn about this fascinating culture. I'm with you about the camel experience. Thank you for sharing!
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This is beautiful– reminds me of my own time living in Morocco and my own camel ride into the desert and, I agree, the ride back in the morning is worse! Thanks for painting such a vivid, lovely picture of a vivid, lovely place.
I love the pictures.
We had one of those downpours when I arrived in Marrakech on Monday night (16 Jan). I've never known rain like it in Morocco, but the locals are always happy for a bit of water for their crops! I am a big Maroc-o-phile…. If you are interested, this is my blog: http://www.mikanqueen.wordpress.com
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Beautifully written, and I love your photos! . . . Morocco is definitely on my list of places I'd like to visit – particularly after reading your post!
The photographs are wonderful…so exotic and colorful. What a treat to read about this place. And I'm determined to try out some of your recipes. I'm having a hard time choosing which to try first!
Too funny! Love your writing! I think we were on the same trip! ;) http://felixlikethecat.wordpress.com/2011/11/15/camel-poop-and-the-bedouin-tent-my-moroccan-camel-tale/
Thanks for a great post! I'll be studying abroad in Paris this spring, and definitely have my sights set on Morocco. What was your experience like as a female tourist (and how easy was it to communicate/haggle in English or French with the average person?) Thanks!!
Great post! Thank you for sharing!
i just wrote an essay for school about the doors in Morocco. It's crazy that I stumbled upon your post here about the same topic.
Reminds me of eat,pray and love. Brilliant writing. Thanks for sharing!
Woooooooo.. So pretty:o)
You have a wonderful way of looking at the world! Love the doors!!!!!
that's lovely
When it comes to art, that is simply downright sexy.
I love the fact that you noticed the doors! I did the same when I went to Greece.
Great post and great pics. Congrats on getting "pressed"!
That Blue Door … what's behind the blue door ???
Desert reminds me of my time in Dubai.
Great pics and congrats on getting FP!
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i heard that the cats are well fed by the butchers in the markets. great photos and what an experience!
You should think about making a book of your photos! I made a whole book of my Marrakech iphone photos on Blurb.com Even tiny photos came out pretty well
You can see it through my FB page: https://www.facebook.com/tanyaphoto under 'preview my books'. The book is only 5×5, but even if you were shooting with an iphone, the photos look great.
It would be great for a lot of your food posts too! I think they even have a way you can "slurp" your blog into a book. It would be nice for your writing and your photography.
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geat pictures!
Visually stunning and eloquently written!
I loved the full blast of culture in each and every shot, each one more vivid than the next. Those doors are exquisite! I wish the social norm over in Canada were vibrant and different coloured doors. Ours are just do dull in comparison to the doors of Marrakech!
Wow, I love how you take your photos, very artistic and classy at the same time. :)
Thank you for sharing your experience. The photographs are very colorful with crisp images that need no descriptions. You definitely have a gift for writing and if you bake as well as you write, I wish I lived by you!
Such pretty doors! I need to hack me one hahaa
Amazing. beautiful photos of doors, they are so different in style… hugs!
I have been to Marrakech twice now. I loved it both times, it is almost overwhelming to all the senses.
And I remember the doors. I took photos of the doors too. They are so amazing.
Great photos! I especially liked all the different doors. It makes me want to make my door as unique as one of those :)
Perfect post and beautiful pictures!
Nice photos…I've always wanted to visit Morocco!
Oh my gosh… Great pictures! Is it possible to buy one of yor photos?
U can email a reply, if you want to, to email@example.com a great day!
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I absolutely LOVE all the doors!
Haha, camels. The true horses of the desert. I've heard that they'll spit at you if they don't like you or get upset or mad! Maybe that's all just in the movies though….
hi elissa!
just love your photos of the doors!
for some reason, i too cant resist passing by doors when im out and about…here in london, uk we have some buildings with really old woodwork, and im talking like 15th century, etc!
a little ol' church just down the road from where i live was bulit in 1200AD….can you believe that…and its still standing!
great work….pls lets have some more doors!
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Your photos are gorgeous!
Lovely post. I know exactly what you mean. Just returned from our first Moroccan trip, souks, tagine, desert, camel, starry nights et all… with me forever….
Beautiful doors! Some of them remind me of doors in old houses in India, like my mother's ancestral home in a village in South India. Have you been to India?
I love your photos, the same groups of colorful things appeal to me as well. I also loved your blog about being robbed in Italy, I admire the way you dealt with that. I look forward to reading your next blog.
Thanks for sharing it!
Great door pictures!
Nice photos and interesting post! The colors in Marrakesh are amazing and it is certainly a unique place!
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Love the images!!!! Especially all those doors!!!! Great job
Love your photos! They are so vibrant and capture the essence of the place. I'm living in a small coastal town in Spain and plan to visit Morocco in June! I've bookmarked your site!
Your photographs are incredible. And the doors are so great!!!
That looks amazing. I love travel and the more interesting the place the better
Hey, I love your blog! I am also a college student and I'm studying abroad this semester in Italy. I was wondering if you could tell me what company you used for your ride into the desert, and wether or not you would recommend it. I am thinking of going to Marrakech for a weekend.
Isabella – I'm not sure which company I used, but I booked it through the Mama Marrakech Riad (which was amazing and I would whole-heartedly recommend.) But lots of riads and hostels offer tours into the desert, and you'll probably find them wherever you stay.
I'm not sure if I would recommend it. On the one hand, it wasn't too expensive, I saw some beautiful sights, and I did get to sleep under the stars. On the other hand, it felt a little touristy and a little playing-it-safe. I think I would have liked to go off the beaten path a little more. I also wanted to spend more time in the actual city of Marrakech, which I found fascinating, and if you take a tour it eats up at least half of your weekend.
Ultimately you'll know whether or not you want to do a trek like I did. Check out the prices, think about what you want to do in the city, and then follow your gut. Have a great trip to Morocco!
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