Not much to report on the wargaming front this week, or next, as we are currently on holiday touring Morocco. The closest thing to a wargaming-related photograph I have so far is of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Ait Ben Haddou, a walled Ksar (fortified village) used as a back-drop to a number of movies including Gladiator.
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| Fortified Village |
I will definitely be inspired to scratch build some more buildings for my Ancients when I get home.
If I find myself craving a bit of wargaming during the trip, I have brought along Solitaire Waterloo by Worthington Games, a pencil-and-book game.
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| In case some gaming is required. |
That is all for this post, as it is being typed on my iPhone.
Lucky! Morocco is a place I would like to visit.
ReplyDeleteIt is a fascinating place. Visiting lots of arts and crafts on the tour.
DeleteNice! I can see you’re absorbing inspiration for the table top scenery. Enjoy the rest of your trip Peter.
ReplyDeleteChris/Nundanket
Lots of ideas. Thanks.
DeleteHave a great time in Morocco!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Bob
Many thanks. Cheers Peter
DeleteThat is an awesome photo of the fortified village Peter. It would make a great backdrop to any north African game.
ReplyDeleteYes. It may be time to create another backdrop.
DeleteThat is a very cool bit of terrain Peter, may very well have featured in Life of Brian, too?!
ReplyDeleteTrue. Always look on the bright side of life!
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