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Fes
... and ran but so weird. Had to hold mum back tho as she hasn't seen one in a while. Would be an interesting pulling technique in England I'm sure, think it might take off. So we just couldn't believe it! But carried on our way. We didn't really know where we were going or what we were looking for, we considered going to the tanneries but anything touristy they will just rip us off, and make us follow them, and the medina sounded scary with all the souks, we'd had enough of them! So ...
First Day in Fes
... with "Fes Aya" to alleviate any last fears that we had been led astray.
A left turn out of the guesthouse took us straight into the Medina, an absolute maze of centuries-old streets, barely 8 feet wide, lined with tiny shops selling shoes, carpets, antiques, and so on. The guidebook was correct to note that it is impossible to navigate the area without a guide, but we attempted to forge onward with nothing but a map ...
So two Americans and two Kuwaitis walk on a train
... intervention) that I happened to cross paths with this guy on this train on this coach in this cabin on this day. The train ride from Rabat to Fes was three hours. One hour into the trip, a man entered our cabin and took the last remaining seat. He introduced himself as Abdoul from Fes. He happened to work for UNESCO (a world historical preservation society). He was full of information about Fes and Morocco. Gary and I asked question after question about ...
A Day with Thami and a Lesson in Negotiating
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... please, Abdul went back to the factory to make the adjustments. The poor guy was anxious to get home, but unfortunately our only form of payment would be a credit card which required Lowell to accompany him back to the factory. In the commute, Lowell had a chance to get philosophical with the man and have a true heart to heart. They ran the cards, returned for a signature and we shook hands goodbye at 11:00PM. The jackets are gorgeous and will remain the last of my shopping for God knows how ...
Creepy Guy
... se ele queria então nos prestar um serviço e quanto isso custaria. Aí ele falou que era 100D por 2 dias pela medina. O cara simplesmente nao deixava a gente dizer não, até que a gente cedeu e combinou de encontrar com ele cedo no dia seguinte então, afinal tava tarde e a gente só queria comer. Aí ele logo quis levar a gente num restaurante. A gente se enfiou na medina de Fès atrás dele. Chegamos num restaurante e ele ja foi subindo e a gente foi ...
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