| Absalaam, meanwhile, was deftly setting out the meal in the shadow of the argan branches. |
| The argan trees become more scarce as we cross into the fertile and well-cultivated province of Shiadma. |
| There are displays of grinders for argan oil, pots, daggers and ceremonial babouches or slippers. |
| But it must not be thought that the argan Forest is composed entirely of these trees. |
| The argan tree has long been a cornerstone of Moroccan and specifically Burba culture. |
| Argan is a hypochondriac and so his obsession with the match is far from selfless. |
