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only the desert and the train here there are00:00:06
voices that take you nowhere here the00:00:14
locomotives also do nightclubs00:00:16
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and some trains have a little00:00:23
family resemblance it is armored00:00:26
so to return to the heart of the kingdom of00:00:28
Morocco the train is not bad00:00:30
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everything00:00:42
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and00:00:46
and00:01:02
but00:01:03
Morocco I am going to take the train00:01:06
to the capital in Rabat I was expecting00:01:09
a rather solemn imposing00:01:12
royal city I discovers a seaside city00:01:14
where life seems rather peaceful,00:01:17
peaceful, flap, the political and00:01:21
administrative capital of the country but not the00:01:23
economic capital,00:01:24
this is casablanca, located a00:01:26
hundred kilometers away, flap,00:01:30
it is also one of the oldest00:01:31
train stations of the country built in 192300:01:34
the architecture has been preserved00:01:37
the interior is modern dapper nickel00:01:43
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hello00:01:48
and here what means that the trains00:01:50
are really not like the others and00:01:53
well it is precisely that they are00:01:54
exactly like the others00:02:02
what's funny is that we're not00:02:03
disoriented because looking at it it's00:02:05
exactly a coral wagon knows the00:02:08
colors I know the seats00:02:13
so even telling you that it's a wagon00:02:15
when mike travels in France which00:02:16
kept with something00:02:20
the difference left the door remained00:02:22
open when it is in fact these wagons00:02:26
are quite simply00:02:27
second-hand wagons bought from the French by00:02:30
the oncf the national office of00:02:32
Moroccan railways00:02:35
it suits him well benoît class00:02:38
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it's my body is a grace it's00:02:48
armored00:02:53
here I go on the flap line 1600:02:56
2 and a half hours of travel just00:02:59
time to go and get to know each other a little00:03:01
tomorrow evening there hello00:03:09
I really like your outfit does00:03:10
it have a meaning this white hat00:03:13
is this white outfit00:03:15
I dress like this out of respect for00:03:17
my religion00:03:18
I don't wear clingy clothes00:03:20
like that I can go to pray00:03:21
comfortably and in a very00:03:23
respectful way and it's also a00:03:25
traditional outfit for00:03:26
practicing Muslims imposes respect00:03:29
that is to say that the fact of putting on this00:03:31
outfit means that people respect you the00:03:33
more it's like that yes00:03:35
dressed like that people respect me00:03:37
and therefore I return this respect in00:03:39
return you know respect wisdom it is00:03:41
shared it is an exchange with each00:03:44
other in the grace of God00:03:51
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hello00:03:58
in Morocco not very long ago two00:04:00
teenagers who are kissed and the00:04:03
photo was published on Facebook they00:04:05
were arrested because of that and then00:04:07
released what do you think00:04:09
they were unconscious these young people00:04:12
I follow all the news on the internet00:04:14
with my tablet00:04:15
I always read with me and when I I00:04:18
saw that I followed the whole sphere of these00:04:21
young people from the city of Nador. The young people have00:04:25
nothing else to do except this type00:04:27
of thing. There are people who00:04:30
are for others who are against me00:04:32
personally I am really happy00:04:34
and I would not like my children00:04:36
to do this kind of thing but why00:04:38
is it that for you it is not necessary to just00:04:41
kiss in the street00:04:42
like when Pascal said that we must00:04:44
preserve his intimacy to be it is00:04:50
God who says that00:04:51
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we must respect him00:04:56
these things did not exist before00:04:58
for us it is an influence from00:04:59
the West which pushed these young people to00:05:01
do it I see that you are listening in00:05:03
height what do you think00:05:05
after the kiss that's true young people00:05:08
we're talking about the sphere of nador there you00:05:10
know the kiss no no of course00:05:13
I don't like that kind of thing you00:05:15
would you would do it this kiss you no no00:05:18
no I won't do it no why00:05:19
because it's not good it doesn't00:05:21
matter we can't do that00:05:29
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change train belga00:05:42
I asked passengers what they00:05:44
thought of the sphere kisses in the00:05:46
street with the two teenagers but it's00:05:47
really social hypocrisy00:05:49
because there are people00:05:51
kissing almost everywhere, people they00:05:54
see everywhere except that you have to stay,00:05:58
we're going to say politically correct, it's00:05:59
say 6 2 adel00:06:01
already it was interesting so we ca00:06:03
n't we can't imprison00:06:05
teenagers for a kiss plus they00:06:08
don't have they aren't caught in the00:06:09
street it's just a photo on Facebook00:06:11
so I find that of an app its00:06:13
total absurdity so that's it but then00:06:16
we're going it's a Muslim country we have to00:06:18
respect the law it's true but at the same00:06:20
time you don't have to be small here's the00:06:21
site00:06:22
you want to wear a veil support the00:06:23
desire to carry in Belgium and the00:06:25
southern gate we are not going to say why that the00:06:27
gate and took me and that's it, you are00:06:29
free to do what you want without00:06:31
problem its after with the citizens you00:06:34
can be picked up easily without00:06:35
follow-up fault of a box I don't see to00:06:37
flirt you wear a face since00:06:39
you cross not sure enough that they are00:06:40
flirted more than to flirt on the00:06:42
other hand no kiss in the street to00:06:44
switch to this option and issa well of course you00:06:47
know there is no law00:06:51
against picking up girls00:06:54
it's really a national sport here00:06:55
sanofi that's it thank you very much thank you have a00:07:00
good trip thank you it's okay too00:07:02
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I arrived in Fez it was very for a long time00:07:17
I wanted to explore this city00:07:19
for me it is the mysterious city the00:07:23
memory of Morocco a labyrinth of00:07:26
alleys in the configuration has00:07:28
hardly changed since the Middle Ages00:07:31
it is not just a city in00:07:33
which we pass00:07:34
it is a city in which we00:07:36
sink into and immerse ourselves here the pleasure00:07:40
is to get lost00:07:43
the streets are so narrow that00:07:46
I never really knew in a cellar00:07:47
including a street00:07:49
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100:08:02
do it's also the festival of smells00:08:05
the smells of the udders for the pleasant side00:08:08
and for the stronger side let's say there00:08:12
is the tanners' district00:08:16
hello it's the corner tax its death00:08:21
cows and it's the wave and why00:08:23
is there salt with the salt it is used to00:08:26
preserve it so that this team softens it a00:08:30
little loser it's funny because we are00:08:32
still halfway between the piles of00:08:34
meat the state of leather so it's gone00:08:42
and it's you what is the state is00:08:43
just after00:08:45
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m00:08:54
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yes00:09:01
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long awaited00:09:06
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travel here00:09:16
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you00:09:32
to the smell quite special00:09:38
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it y well blue your bath it shines00:09:52
it's a bath of quicklime00:09:54
it allows you to remove the greece and to00:09:56
take off the hairs on the skins look00:09:58
like that we only keep the leather you00:10:01
are standing in quicklime00:10:02
the chevy yes it's always its head at the00:10:06
end of matches where it lives hot it00:10:08
can go in from above there that00:10:11
cool sheet metal if the lime comes in I go out00:10:16
quickly to go rinse myself with water00:10:17
it will burn a little but it's is everything on00:10:21
the other hand if you stay in there it can00:10:23
completely eat your00:10:24
arm or a leg and how many00:10:28
years have you been in your00:10:29
bathtub blue 24 years 24 years the same00:10:32
vein a bad fall unfortunately yes and I00:10:35
follow my father worked for00:10:38
more than 50 years in that of blacks00:10:39
he is 80 years old today and are ready to00:10:43
work there sprains a00:10:48
courageous00:10:50
and yes a man00:10:55
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but that's it I lost my canvases00:11:11
showing worried it's lime and00:11:17
if it was quicklime like00:11:19
in the bathtub you were already getting away with the pain here the00:11:22
slaked lime is not dangerous for00:11:23
us it just allows us to remove the00:11:25
last x which remain and then there00:11:27
once you have put the pans 3000:11:28
for how long and beat in00:11:30
general we leave them others within 1500:11:32
days and then it dates from when it is00:11:41
from this same city00:11:42
it was already there it 600 years ago 600 years ago00:11:46
yeah it's old but the places have00:11:49
n't changed too much and we've improved a lot00:11:51
of things with machines for example00:11:53
it's slowly evolving00:11:56
what's the gala it's00:11:58
downright skinny jeans inside it's00:12:00
normal for him he is in the00:12:03
pigeon droppings hill and a microbe of pigeons00:12:12
cows these two pigeon droppings00:12:15
yes yes00:12:21
and why do you put the skin in the00:12:23
droppings the pigeon droppings are00:12:26
mainly used to soften the skin thanks to00:12:28
the ammonia00:12:29
it makes the leather finer you see00:12:33
and it's still incredible and00:12:34
how did we discover that00:12:36
pigeon droppings cost massy cents us00:12:37
still you still have to think about it00:12:39
nash and adam it's is an old00:12:41
Swedish tradition it was the Jews who had00:12:43
found an alliance for a very long time and since then00:12:45
we have continued, let's see I will00:12:51
finally show you that I was little, my mother told me00:12:53
that you should not touch the droppings of00:12:54
pigeons so suddenly but it scares me a00:12:55
little00:13:01
his sheet is not toxic it's a little00:13:06
there a little bit and they went down don't00:13:10
feel anything anymore00:13:21
200:13:25
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there are around 800 tanners made here00:13:39
we are paid to the task00:13:44
[Music] we are00:13:58
these immense in fact00:14:02
and what is the color here the00:14:05
color00:14:06
yes this is where we put the products00:14:09
for the dye and then we take out the00:14:10
pots which we will dry00:14:18
even made the mixer it was you who00:14:20
mixed yes I mix must be a00:14:23
killer powder and tree bark00:14:25
in the law everything is natural here just00:14:29
red pigments the 2 Corsicans00:14:30
what is the color you prefer00:14:33
to work with me I like this red there00:14:36
are plenty of others up to 170 hp00:14:40
the reds will stay here on the other hand00:14:43
the browns will soon go to00:14:45
dry on the hill00:14:48
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I know00:15:07
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if it's hard for donkeys yeah yeah00:15:19
it's not easy for donkeys and they00:15:22
are courageous and for us too it's00:15:25
hard we're drooling it was fine00:15:36
he's gone there are graves there we're00:15:43
in a cemetery00:15:45
there's no special place to00:15:47
extend our costs we come here because00:15:49
there is space and it's not too far00:15:51
from the city and then it's dead I'm sure00:15:55
it doesn't bother them we'll end up00:15:57
joining them one day anyway00:16:00
it's is bad ah yeah so on the other hand00:16:06
the good news at this stage is00:16:09
that it just smells bad but not00:16:13
extremely bad not like that00:16:19
looks you have to spread it well otherwise sallabi00:16:23
but it won't stop well I can see00:16:27
being careful of those close to me There's00:16:29
still one thing that doesn't stand out to you,00:16:30
it's that you have a job, finally seen00:16:33
with my eyes, it seems super hard, you00:16:35
keep a smile and everything,00:16:37
but that's how you do it, I00:16:39
always laugh, it's a principle at home I00:16:42
am with a foreigner or a Moroccan00:16:43
I always need to be in a good00:16:45
mood and thank God I don't00:16:48
need much ats gives me00:16:49
the rest and what- what you have00:16:51
the assurance of that I burned myself with00:16:54
quicklime downstairs the tannery the00:16:57
boss told me that it was not serious in00:16:59
life so I took it00:17:01
philosophically that's how it is we end up getting used to it00:17:04
and thank God it's part of the00:17:07
risks of the job00:17:08
but this job I love00:17:12
but pat and I find it courageous with00:17:15
courage00:17:17
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yes still work yeah at work00:17:24
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I came to Fez to its magic its00:17:40
history when leaving I only have the00:17:43
tanners in my head I say to myself when00:17:46
I find this impeccable modern station00:17:49
Morocco is definitely a country with00:17:50
incredible contrasts where the most modern00:17:53
constantly mix with the most00:17:55
traditional where the we can switch from one00:17:57
world to another in a few seconds00:18:05
I still have life wotan and I hope00:18:07
I'm not inconvenient on the train00:18:09
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it's not too strong a little I know and00:18:23
stoner that doesn't smell like leather without cord wi00:18:28
it's known as an odor in Fez00:18:32
and the state but is it already00:18:34
particularly respected in Fez they are00:18:38
very respected thanks to them it's00:18:42
an entire city that lives from leather there is full of00:18:44
professions which depend on it00:18:45
it is very important for us that it00:18:47
is there00:18:51
but00:18:56
head south towards the city where all00:19:00
travelers dream of spending one day a00:19:03
thousand-year-old city00:19:04
it is the city which gave its name to00:19:06
Morocco Morocco but that a00:19:10
progressive deformation of the pronunciation of00:19:13
Marrakech00:19:15
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I am heading towards the heart of Marrakech00:19:32
the Djemaa el Fna square00:19:35
a place whose lively life has been00:19:40
classified as a masterpiece of00:19:42
the world's intangible heritage humanity by00:19:45
unesco00:19:46
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I really like this place because00:19:51
there is an absolutely unique atmosphere.00:19:55
It's good to come like that when00:19:57
night falls, a kind of sweetness, there's00:20:01
no noise, just thousands of people.00:20:02
people came there just for the00:20:05
pleasure of being there the smells the little00:20:10
things a little strange which is simmering which is00:20:12
cured here and there00:20:15
especially this place and then00:20:18
made a music00:20:23
[Music]00:20:37
this place is a permanent spectacle00:20:40
which has lasted for centuries moreover00:20:43
it had started quite strong since around00:20:46
Milan it was the place of00:20:48
public executions00:20:49
hence the name which means the place of00:20:53
the assembly of the dead00:20:59
it is snails in water with00:21:01
discipline the snail with Jesus Christ00:21:04
it's good for our health00:21:05
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it's very good diack it's the third00:21:10
round in the country it's a fake said century00:21:13
and it's very fatty Moroccan can00:21:15
-maybe I take too many whereas the00:21:26
first time yes you want to come tomorrow00:21:31
you see very good health well that is to say00:21:36
that I am more used to00:21:37
eating them with garlic but not angry00:21:47
otherwise I find today the first00:21:49
time you can try the first time and00:21:52
the world 1 2 3 the second time and my00:21:55
job beyond the third time be00:21:58
increased the group00:22:01
the habit00:22:04
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we move is cold thank you dear to the voices00:22:10
to tomorrow for the second balloon00:22:16
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and00:22:22
m00:22:25
don00:22:27
nouveau00:22:30
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I00:22:44
of the world00:22:48
[Music] on the00:22:54
Marrakech railway side it is the00:22:58
terminus to go even further south00:23:00
to breathe a little mountain air00:23:02
dried out from the anti-atlas I00:23:06
have to give up the train for a moment and00:23:08
climb into a collective taxi00:23:10
my goal arrived in the early morning in the00:23:13
taliouine region at the moment when the00:23:15
colors are the most beautiful00:23:20
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it00:23:34
[Music] where00:23:44
hello the plata00:23:49
what do you pay at 600:23:51
a.m. in the middle of the desert is what it is00:23:54
what you can do it's the saffron flower you00:23:56
have to pick them before the00:23:58
sun is red00:23:59
otherwise it opens it's too hard00:24:01
to welcome what is precious00:24:03
in its flowers you can show me00:24:04
the saffron flower00:24:05
we only get back that's what's worth00:24:09
gold the red gold of Morocco00:24:11
that's the saffron that we are going to use00:24:12
in our dishes yes in the kitchen how00:24:15
many flowers are needed to make a00:24:16
kilo of saffron it's no but yade for00:24:19
a kilo of saffron00:24:20
you need 100 kg of flowers at least 100 kg00:24:23
300:24:26
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ella saffron blue I can already taste it00:24:34
yes I listen to it and to Asia it's my00:24:38
choices I'm going all of a sudden yes00:24:42
it's very small you're going to tell me if you00:24:45
like alkaline and there's never I ate00:24:55
pure saffron but it's very delicate and00:24:56
subtle without end a little bit bitter00:24:59
Athens it's because it's still00:25:00
full of water normally we don't eat00:25:02
like that we wait for it to be it's00:25:06
okay come on we will continue ok and they00:25:12
have all the women who pick00:25:13
today there they are not all00:25:14
farmers of her caliber00:25:16
no they are all pickers like00:25:19
me we all come from the villages around00:25:21
erik guay in the brain there must be00:25:23
many to do the work launch00:25:24
in the summer is it true00:25:27
tetouan that you and tomorrow you grow00:25:30
hotel you must leave the bulb in00:25:32
the earth especially like that it's good00:25:36
yes it's good like that this one also00:25:39
this one I grab 500:25:42
naima and yet00:25:52
I will00:26:00
hockey ball and will fail you see this00:26:03
work is good even if it is difficult00:26:05
during the 15 days of the harvest we00:26:08
do it all with a lot of satisfaction00:26:10
because we know that we have the saffron is00:26:12
precious and we are a bit like00:26:13
bees I see myself as a little00:26:16
bee who goes from flower to flower to00:26:18
harvest their red00:26:19
you are the nicest bei I have00:26:21
met00:26:24
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m00:26:40
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100:26:58
we00:27:01
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all the saffron that is produced here it00:27:09
is treated this way by hand00:27:10
throughout the region00:27:15
it's incredible we don't think about that00:27:17
when we use saffron the house00:27:18
behind and all that work00:27:19
eh yes it's like that from planting to00:27:22
harvesting is then pruning everything00:27:25
is done by hand in your blog of a00:27:26
role remains rescuers and bridle you00:27:30
have to do flower by flower it's00:27:31
a lot of time if we did a lot00:27:36
patience also do you think00:27:39
that the people who use saffron00:27:42
elsewhere in the world in Europe is00:27:44
nothing they are aware of all this00:27:46
work that is behind it00:27:47
no I don't think they00:27:50
realize all this work and even here00:27:52
a lot of Moroccans but have no00:27:54
idea there is only what they do that they know00:27:57
that to have a quality product you00:27:58
have to go through all this manual work00:28:01
I swear to you it is very very well00:28:04
it's mainly that it's an00:28:06
extremely fragile product so you have to be00:28:08
very careful00:28:09
then I would improve after a00:28:12
while I'll be like that how00:28:13
do you manage to stay calm it's00:28:16
because it's your first time if you00:28:18
did it alone it annoys you ray00:28:20
quite quickly that's the00:28:22
good thing about saffron is that it brings people together we00:28:25
never do it alone it's always00:28:27
something that is done in a group00:28:28
because it goes faster and you see00:28:30
the result more quickly listened to me00:28:34
I will never use saffron in the00:28:36
same way at home again I will think of you00:28:40
I have the impression of being in another00:28:42
Morocco00:28:43
a feeling which pushes me to go towards00:28:45
even more remote areas I00:28:49
approach the sahara with this00:28:52
feeling of being both alone in the world00:28:54
and as if surrounded by a presence as if00:28:56
protected by the desert00:28:58
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sahar ça ça c' is really all that I00:29:04
like Hilti has to iron alone the00:29:11
silence of the desert that's beautiful that00:29:19
in fact what is she doing there this00:29:20
railway stops so it's right in00:29:23
front there she is there for the mine00:29:26
the French had built this00:29:27
track in the 1940s to transport00:29:30
this manganese ore to the00:29:32
ports today the manganese mine00:29:36
no longer works it is an abandoned world00:29:42
but the railway line remained00:29:44
alive there mine has been transformed into a00:29:47
barite loading site, an ore00:29:50
used in particular in the nuclear and00:29:52
oil industry,00:29:55
barite and deposited here by00:29:58
trucks and long freight trains00:30:01
come regularly to stock up on00:30:04
ores00:30:09
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hello pay your loads is finished and00:30:17
you are going far away there how many00:30:19
kilometers you are all going 30500:30:23
km coach in the desert00:30:24
ah yeah you can come with you and you are00:30:31
still working on this train to00:30:34
show the 33 years old00:30:36
you have already transported how many00:30:38
tonnes of ore in all my life I have00:30:42
transported 80 thousand tonnes per year and00:30:45
bone00:31:20
but hey yes it's beautiful and again you'll00:31:23
see further it's funny with this00:31:28
train we have the impression of going on an00:31:29
adventure in the desert it's and me00:31:32
or like a train anyway I have00:31:35
so much it doesn't bother me anymore00:31:36
but I understand what you have00:31:41
this impression of going on an adventure in the00:31:44
middle of the desert, I tell you that yes,00:31:46
incredible00:31:47
and so what is a train00:31:49
traveling in the desert like? the00:31:50
dangers that threaten us00:31:52
mainly rain or00:31:55
sand sandstorms the elements can00:31:57
change very quickly00:31:58
there for the moment everything is beautiful the sky00:32:01
is blue everything is perfect but it changes00:32:03
very quickly you will see a dc 30 or 40 km00:32:07
when we will really be in the desert we00:32:09
can have torrential rains or00:32:10
absolutely terrible sandstorms00:32:14
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end of the genre not like the others00:32:39
he is still in bed or on the list00:32:42
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or send himself it's the line00:32:47
the branch which goes towards Algeria00:32:51
which was built at the time also00:32:53
spoke French to connect Algeria to00:32:55
the Atlantic via Morocco00:32:58
and see it's all in sand and00:33:00
because at the moment it's not useful because00:33:02
of the somewhat difficult relations00:33:04
between Morocco and Algeria there are more00:33:06
trains running at the moment00:33:07
look there are lots of stones it's nice00:33:14
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it's really very very beautiful you00:33:26
still see when we are always in the00:33:28
same place often we are more aware00:33:30
of what surrounds us00:33:31
even if the journey is always the same it is00:33:33
different each time the landscapes00:33:35
husband constantly on the back the desert it is00:33:37
never the same00:33:39
and even after all this time I00:33:42
never tire of it it remains an always00:33:44
new journey it's very calm very relaxing00:33:47
and its magnificent and its rare times to00:33:50
say that in a low cost a super beautiful00:33:52
but it's the truth it's a journey which00:33:54
is always pleasant and then the team00:33:56
is always the same we are very00:33:58
united00:33:59
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the stick is attentive and that's00:34:11
why we stop it's the sand00:34:14
there is sand which blocks us all alone00:34:15
on a good there is sand on the track00:34:19
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but not to launch the train no no that00:34:29
would be the best way to derail00:34:30
and then there is a team which is there00:34:32
specially for that00:34:36
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it depends there it will take an hour or00:34:48
two but sometimes it's much more00:34:50
complicated and it can take up to two00:34:51
or three days so your job00:35:03
is to intervene when there is sand00:35:05
yes and you are on the train00:35:08
all the time just that for that00:35:11
it is our job in all the trains00:35:13
which cross the desert a team which00:35:15
is there to remove sand and to take00:35:17
care of 3 to 5 years in the blues00:35:18
know to pay attention especially to the00:35:21
scorpions since the snake can be there00:35:26
and what is the place where it is the most00:35:28
complicated to intervene 134 km 134 he is00:35:32
bad he is always together and00:35:34
twice it can take all night to00:35:35
forget you clear out all night00:35:37
yes and in this case you sleep or00:35:41
behind the locomotive we have a carriage00:35:43
specially designed for that but then00:35:45
how do you manage your family life00:35:46
you have to be teased at home when you00:35:48
come back at no time no no they know00:35:50
the train to oujda they know that the 'we00:35:52
can take three hours or three days00:35:54
they are used to religious marriage00:35:59
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ok the guys are overwhelmed00:36:16
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you see here we all live together we are00:36:29
all like a family we have all known each other for a long time00:36:32
this either the mechanics the sand team00:36:36
switchers and the others we are all00:36:39
friends we all get along very well00:36:42
we spend so much time together we00:36:45
are all very united but I00:36:47
recognize you it's sir you were00:36:49
the back 2 while 'is who00:36:51
watches the tail of the train no it's00:36:54
god these jo who watches the time00:36:56
what according to you creates all00:36:59
this solidarity between you this good00:37:02
atmosphere only work we spend more time here00:37:05
than in our families of rivals suddenly00:37:07
it creates a sacred bond this camaraderie00:37:10
which unites us shares so many00:37:12
things whether it is meals or this00:37:14
trip this adventure not only is there a great00:37:17
atmosphere but then the cakes without00:37:19
missing falling on the ground patterns and the00:37:21
cakes at whose house the chef is you who00:37:25
makes the cakes and they are the00:37:27
best cakes in Morocco are00:37:32
extraordinary00:37:34
ouattara00:37:36
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[Applause]00:37:58
I loved these unexpected encounters00:38:01
with these anonymous people who are driving at the00:38:04
moment somewhere leaves in the cold night00:38:07
of the desert00:38:13
I let the train go00:38:17
the desert holds me back00:38:45
full of camels00:38:51
there is only one hump it is perhaps the00:38:53
dromedary perhaps the Dr Gilles00:39:08
passion of the shepherd for charm we do00:39:15
not attack each other the camels are not00:39:17
dangerous no no we approach the vapors00:39:22
kiss it was either welcome00:39:27
how are you it's going well the ccvo00:39:30
camel yes it's all my herd all00:39:33
swear they are quiet they eat00:39:35
peacefully it's done then is -are00:39:38
they camels or are they00:39:39
dromedaries dromedary camels00:39:42
it's the same species00:39:43
we arabia only one term there is one00:39:46
good thing to say about me mine the minks00:39:49
only one bad one it's is that it's super00:39:52
beautiful and we can approach can go me00:39:56
I want to see a big or a small in00:39:58
not the nicest blocks00:40:03
you grab them by the tail yeah00:40:05
to stop it don't have a shot on the00:40:07
tail and understand there that it is00:40:10
the handbrake of the shamu yes so that they do00:40:12
not move away you the task a paw it00:40:15
will stay there like that that we will arrive00:40:21
you see it will not happen if we do not00:40:37
attach ourselves not the leg at its end but00:40:39
it is mainly so that it stays there00:40:40
during the night but then but she does00:40:41
not have ants in the dough took like00:40:43
that and starts again no no she is00:40:45
used to it four years ago still does00:40:47
like that it doesn't hurt her she knows00:40:50
that when she is tied up she has to00:40:52
stay there and in the morning untied00:40:55
frolic around again and it's a great head I love it00:40:57
nonetheless it gently on the knee00:41:03
it will be practical and we can the bones00:41:09
that it likes to be nuzzled under00:41:10
the blow under the ears00:41:12
there in the blow yes it would be from now on00:41:14
she loves it fred the ear it likes it's00:41:17
the sail had a nice show made00:41:27
wanted to give kisses yes it's like00:41:32
humans they feel where she00:41:34
feels what we feel what do00:41:36
you mean ah yes00:41:37
it's very sensitive the camel it's00:41:40
very intelligent lawn located tender00:41:42
with them they the 100 kg if you come to00:41:44
take them boyrie guesses him00:41:47
angry or if you come to look after them00:41:49
they feel the intentions are00:41:52
good or bad I try to give him a little00:41:54
hug he will feel that I am well in00:41:56
Lyon 1 -2 yes an extremely sweet animal00:42:01
tazi00:42:04
what no she is not afraid asia it's00:42:11
funny it's true we want to00:42:14
give them kisses but then00:42:17
how many camels like that do you have in any case00:42:18
even if I have some a good fifty00:42:21
from time to time we sell it it00:42:24
allows us to experience a long moment of action00:42:28
would also put the relay in wood so00:42:31
it's a great animal my father I have this00:42:36
before me it's him who gave me passed down the00:42:38
herd it's really a long00:42:40
tradition00:42:47
you see that it's a remedy00:42:50
wash your hands with yes it's a very00:42:54
good treatment for us it heals all the00:42:56
scratches and the one above go ahead00:43:01
bella swan your hands there now and00:43:04
no problem it's very good but the00:43:06
hands are quite warm so rub your hands00:43:13
quite funny it's slightly happened it's00:43:15
good it feels good health 3 but00:43:24
that I don't think it deodorizes no00:43:26
actually say but it's really00:43:28
very effective throne at the death of a00:43:30
natural product it disinfects00:43:32
small wounds and cracks on the00:43:34
hands it is a healing but it00:43:36
hydrates the skin00:43:37
look how soft they are and then00:43:40
to wipe down on it00:43:42
here to these practices a camel does that it's00:43:47
useful every day we're going to00:43:50
let them go and eat go my beautiful girl00:43:57
well we're going further00:43:59
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these animals are in fact a real00:44:08
treasure00:44:09
a camel can be sold between 2000 and00:44:13
5000 euros at other camel drivers to00:44:16
caravanners for the transport of00:44:17
goods for life or00:44:20
reproduction00:44:30
what does that mean that we00:44:33
take them to wood and you see they00:44:35
understand and put themselves in the way of the00:44:44
press which they ask for to be00:44:47
repeated to them all the time so that it remains00:44:49
within earshot we arrive where the haste a00:45:11
trough to say all the same wells00:45:13
in the desert and where it comes from everything is00:45:19
at the gmi lauviah of the mountain and00:45:22
we dug a well like that we have a00:45:24
water point and so is it00:45:31
true that they stop closed in their00:45:32
hump to be able to walk for a very00:45:35
long time in the desert the announcement of00:45:38
nonsense it's Greece in their00:45:41
boots why you would like them to have00:45:43
water in their hump so what is00:45:46
this hump for then Greece it is00:45:49
their energy reserve stored on the00:45:50
back so a camel which gains a little00:45:52
weight it takes the hump00:46:00
I am then it's not too tired by00:46:02
the heat it's going to be a good summer quickly get00:46:05
used to it so j matu should come and00:46:07
settle here you take a tent a00:46:09
hole then start a family and you00:46:11
become breeders like me what's happening at00:46:14
night in france that I don't have here00:46:17
would then be 70 plus we would be neighbors it00:46:20
would be good00:46:21
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oh00:46:28
oh [Music]00:46:31
the whole time I'm going to protect you for00:46:34
the sun it's going to do good00:46:39
[Music]00:46:41
I don't have the ask in fact with that on your00:46:45
head bags before would it be about you a00:46:48
camel driver before tonight00:46:56
nothing you are perfect00:47:05
you00:47:06
[Music]00:47:30
yes00:47:34
[Music]00:47:39
we00:47:43
where00:47:47
very beautiful here yes yes00:47:49
here we are in an isolated place far from00:47:52
everything and it's very relaxing nothing to00:47:56
interfere with your mind there is no00:47:59
noise just that of the wind this kit brings00:48:04
serenity00:48:07
here I am hired aja it's true you00:48:10
feel serene here serene yes00:48:14
I don't need anything 'other than all that is00:48:16
enough for me00:48:19
the sky above my head00:48:22
towards pure desert00:48:24
we are happy thanks to god I don't00:48:27
want to I know well no go to make00:48:32
changes and change the sister and I00:48:36
find it very calm very c it's true00:48:39
very calming but we don't get bored a00:48:42
bit anyway in the desert00:48:44
after a certain time you never get bored00:48:47
here there's always something to do to take00:48:50
care of the animals it takes time00:48:53
you'll go look for it I take care of them you00:48:56
treat them nothing is ever the same it00:48:59
changes all the time it's like at the cinema selim00:49:02
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it's a permanent cinema look around00:49:09
you here everywhere where you stay00:49:17
I was sure that presented as that00:49:19
makes me want it's good that you're00:49:28
here coaching00:49:31
I hope you come back00:49:34
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I didn't think Morocco would00:49:41
take me this far00:49:43
this country is very close the history the00:49:45
language all three hours away from the plane00:49:47
I thought I wasn't really surprised,00:49:50
but it's the opposite,00:49:52
what's surprising here is this00:49:55
unusual mixture,00:49:57
the disturbing overlap between the00:49:59
familiar and the distant, the known and00:50:03
the exotic, the attachment, the00:50:06
very tradition strong is modernity which creeps00:50:09
everywhere Morocco constantly takes you00:50:12
from one world to another00:50:15
it is a land of strong sensations00:50:18
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you00:50:25
[Music]Description:
Dès son arrivée à Rabat, la capitale politique, le globe-trotter est saisi par une ville où la vie semble paisible et douce. ✋Les plus belles destinations, c’est ici 👉 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK7rnpoqJe3hlGpW83uCqmA 👈 Abonnez vous ! 🙏 Après Fès, l'incontournable, direction le sud pour rejoindre Marrakech. Puis, Philippe s'approche du Sahara mythique, là où la route s'achève. La rencontre d'un chamelier qui lui ouvre les portes du désert lui donne accès aux sensations les plus fortes que le Maroc puisse offrir. Un film écrit par William Japhet et Philippe Gougler Réalisé par William Japhet Présenté par Philippe Gougler Produit par Jean-Baptiste Jouy - Step by Step productions
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