A Death-Defying Trip Up the Atlas Mountains
I had been left alone at the side of the road near just north of Oulad Berhil in the shadowContinue Reading
Author: alanbcantor
Moroccan Riviera
In Marrakesh, I was living as a student with a few dozen other fellow 20 somethings in a simple butContinue Reading
Moroccan Metamorphosis
As soon as I had gotten off the ferry from Spain in Tangier, an enterprising guide had brought me toContinue Reading
The Road to Morocco
I had travelled down to Cadaqués in Catalonia to see if I could meet Salvador Dali who lived there. IContinue Reading
Dallying with Dali
Cadaqués is a small town on the northeast coast of Spain near Barcelona. A student in the dorm at theContinue Reading
Reaching the Indian Ocean
The route from Moshi east back into Kenya was an easy one for a solitary hitch-hiker with a big smile. Continue Reading
Modeling the Risks of Nuclear Power before Three Mile Island
In January 1974, I was asked to create a model of the risks of nuclear power plant accidents for theContinue Reading
There Was Snow on Kilimanjaro
After three glorious days of rest and some adventure enjoying the spectacular setting and friendliness of Nairobi, I was readyContinue Reading
Decamping Kampala for Nairobi
I sat high in the back of a large, cream-colored, dirty truck, on top of sacks of grain, sorghum orContinue Reading
SHAVE YOUR BEARD, HIPPIE! GET OUT OF UGANDA!
Uganda Frontier to Entebbe, Lake Victoria – Kampala I entered Uganda with my Yugoslavian mining engineer friend, by wining andContinue Reading
Cantorbury Tales 