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INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE GOLF CUP 2011-2012

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INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE GOLF CUP 2011-2012

“PROGRAMME”

Les dates des différents tournois sont les suivantes :

• Trophée Décembre : Dimanche 11 décembre 2011 au dimanche 18 décembre 2011

• Trophée Janvier : Dimanche 15 janvier 2012 au dimanche 22 janvier 2012

• Trophée Février : Dimanche 12 février 2012 au dimanche 19 février 2012

• Trophée Mars : Dimanche 11 mars 2012 au dimanche 18 mars 2012

Dimanche – Jour 1
Arrivée
Cocktail de Bienvenue
Dîner marocain

Lundi – Jour 2
06h15 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
A partir de 7h30  Départ compétition golf, Palmeraie Golf Club
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
15h00 – 19h00   Compétition de Bridge
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner buffet Italien

Mardi – Jour 3
06h15 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
A partir de 7h30  Départ compétition golf, Palmeraie Golf Club
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
15h00 – 19h00   Compétition de Bridge
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner buffet Asiatique

Mercredi – Jour 4
Journée libre
07h00 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner buffet « Autour du Monde »

Jeudi – Jour 5
06h15 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
A partir de 7h30  Départ compétition golf, Palmeraie Golf Club
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
15h00 – 19h00   Compétition de Bridge
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner « Buffet de la Mer »

Vendredi – Jour 6
06h15 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
A partir de 7h30  Départ compétition golf, Palmeraie Golf Club
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
15h00 – 19h00   Compétition de Bridge
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner de Gala (Remise des prix)

Samedi – Jour 7
Journée libre
07h00 – 10h30   Petit-déjeuner
12h00 – 15h00   Buffet, Grand Bleu
19h30 – 22h00   Dîner buffet marocain

Dimanche – Jour 8
07h00 – 10h30 Petit-déjeuner
Départ

admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:37:22 +0000

They’re gathered in circles
The lamps light their faces
The crescent moon rocks in the sky
The poets of drumming
Keep heartbeats suspended
The smoke swirls up and then it dies

Would you like my mask?
Would you like my mirror?
Cries the man in the shadowing hood
You can look at yourself
You can look at each other
Or you can look at the faith, the faith of your god

The stories are woven
And fortunes are told
The truth is measured by the weight of your gold
The magic lies scattered
On rugs on the ground
Faith is conjured in the night market’s sound

Would you like my mask?
Would you like my mirror?
Cries the man in the shadowing hood
You can look at yourself
You can look at each other
Or you can look at the faith, the faith of your god

The lessons are written
On parchments of paper
They’re carried by horse from the river Nile
Says the shadowy voice
In the firelight, the cobra
Is casting the flame a winsome smile

Would you like my mask?
Would you like my mirror?
Cries the man in the shadowing hood
You can look at yourself
You can look at each other
Or you can look at the faith, the faith of your god

admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:37:22 +0000

RANDOFORTOU.

Randonné et Bivouac

Programme Bivouac.

Départ d’ESSAOUIRA sur les dos de dromadaires sur la plage et dans les dunes de sable.

Arrivée au bivouac, accueil avec un (Welcom Drink) Thé de bienvenu +gâteaux typique de Essaouira.

Déjeuner sous tente.

Retour sur les dos de dromadaires.

Tarifs :

480 dhs/HT/Pax.

admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:37:22 +0000

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admin — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:37:22 +0000

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See the Important Sites

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Koutoubia Mosque, the city’s most important landmark, was built by the Almoravides, Morocco’s first great dynasty. The original mosque was destroyed by their successors, the Almohads, in 1147, when they built their own mosque, and then an extension, properly aligned with Mecca, in 1158. The present day mosque, like nearly all mosques in Morocco, is closed to non-Muslims. However, a minbar (moveable staircase from which a mosque’s spiritual leader delivers his sermon and leads prayers) from the Koutoubia Mosque can be seen in the Dar Si Said Museum.

Saadian Tombs, was built in the 16th century by Ahmed el Mansour, a Saadian sultan, on the sight of an older cemetery, and was reserved for descendants of the Prophet Mohammed. After the collapse of the Saadian dynasty, the tombs were bricked up in the late 17th century. Today, it is one of the top sites in Marrakech, containing the tombs of members of Saadian royal family.

El Badi Palace, an elegant ruin built in the 16th century, was once a beautiful palace of white Italian marble. Today the palace walls surround an open courtyard with a rectangular pool, with traces of the system once used to irrigate the gardens. The palace took 25 years to complete and, a century later, 12 years to destroy. Today, the palace grounds are the location for the annual Marrakech Folklore Festival.

Jemaa el Fna is a huge square of open space where the heart of Marrakech street life throbs at night with a nearly medieval show of performers, jugglers, glowing lamps, and clouds of smoke and mouth-watering scents from brochette braziers and food vendors.

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Snake made by Neave Games

Islamic Architecture in 3D

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Zellige

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Geometrie

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