TonyP said:
That's pretty impressive considering how rough some of those roads looked.
What about security? How safe did you guys feel?
Very safe, the Moroccans are very friendly and in fact look out for you in general.
We were camped very much out of site in the desert by a lake (N29 39.527 W7 12.296) with water in it (Jumped in fully clothed btw

) near the Algerian border and three smartly dressed Army guys turned up in the evening in a LC 70 series (Open top and no win screen or A posts) to check we were all right.
At another check point I was made tea and filled their book in round the back of the fort in the shade and spent a very nice 15 mins chatting, until David (who as a few miles behind) failed to stop and drove straight through the check point which had the border guard running down the hill.
Laayoune (very posh town) in the Western Sahara had the highest level of security IMO as an Army guy had a machine gun across his chest when taking your details.
Some of the kids in the High Atlas (they are very very poor there) can be a pain as they stand in middle of the road playing chicken with you which is all very well and good but they sometimes have toddles with them which don't move very quickly so you have to be very careful not to hit one.