Videos tagged with "forward"

Heliopolis - Cairo - Egypt PART 1 [04:53]
A random drive in the streets of Heliopolis Cairo, before the 25th of January revolution., with Abd El-Haleem Hafez playing in the background. For those who love, or are looking forward to visit El- Korba or Heliopolis...
Tags: Egypt, Cairo, music, cars, Arabic, Lebanon, Morocco, Algeria, Nancy, Part (music), Casablanca, Song, Dance, Singing, Dancing, Haifa

Morocco - The Return (teaser trailer) [01:07]
What makes you think I'm looking forward to our next trip? When we return, in April, there will be more videos, in HD, shot on our trip with Atlas Overland but, until then, here is a teaser
Tags: imovie, trailer, Morocco, 4x4, Atlas, Overland, Land, Rover, Discovery, Sahara

SPEED race casablanca amine yassin mohammed 2012 [01:01]
like that plz
Tags: Race, Arabic, Morocco, funny, outdoor sports, Casablanca, Egypt, Speed, Racing, video game, Lebanon, Cars, Ballroom, Nancy, explosion, Muhammad, Furious, Quick, Algeria, Drift, Forward, Racer, Top, Run, Tokyo, Fastest, Diesel, Easy, Walker, Vogue, Nyc, Po

Morocco piste MS6, slow moving in sand [00:26]
A chance for Jason to try something chattered about on various forums - when you're creeping uphill in sand, does turning the wheel make any difference to the speed you move forwards?
Tags: Moglet, unimog, U1700, MS6, morocco, piste, offroad, 4x4, chris scott

"Day 3 - 25 Dec 2007" Billybull's photos around Meknes, Morocco [01:32]
A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Meknes, Morocco by TravelPod blogger Billybull titled "Day 3 - 25 Dec 2007" Billybull's travel blog entry: "Woke up to beautiful sunshine and it was just another day in Morocco, no celebrations of course. We drove to Chellah, on the outskirts of Rabat. This was once a prosperous Roman town and then transformed into a cemetery by the Mirinids, according to the tour info. To be honest, I wasn´t really looking forward to going there. Who wants to visit a cemetery on Christmas morning when you are on holiday I moaned. Well, I take it back - it was an amazing place and I wouldn´t have missed it for the world. The entrance gate was very impressive and we entered the site, walking through the gardens of wild flowers in glorious sunshine. I was so glad we had gone there early, before the hordes arrived. It was so peaceful and idyllic. Being Christmas Day, my phone was ringing with texts and calls so I switched it off, wanting to enjoy the serenity. As we walked, we could see the river and valley stretching out below. Part of this land is currently being developed by a consortium from Dubai to include hotels, entertainment, shops etc. It´s good news for the local economy but such a shame that it will spoil the natural view from this wonderful place. We were followed by a thin but vociferous feral cat and I remembered I had some cheese in my back pack which he devoured with relish. There were cats everywhere, lying on tombstones ...