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Travel Blogs from M'Hamid
Fes: Land of Leather, Carpets and Silver
... has been used for many different purposes since it was built in 1350. Then we saw a place that used to be a hotel, a place where people wait for their rugs to be sold, a museum of wood (which we decided we didn't have enough time to walk through), and a place where people rent chairs to take pictures in at their wedding. Then we arrived at a government co-op rug workshop. They showed us where people make rugs, the roof (not really sure why, ...
Three days of Sahara desert
Ourzazate is a town south east of Marrakech. The road there twists and turns around the mountains. It is the entry to the desert. I arrived in Ourzazate late in the evening. Having no place to sleep for the night I quickly approached a young man, Francois (teacher from Belgium) as we got off the bus and asked about his accommodations. It turned out that we had similar agendas in mind so instantly a decision was made. We would stay at the same hotel and take ...
Fes, Morocco - our final city
... and economic terms, Fes continues to be the religious and spiritual capital of Morocco.
Founded in AD808 by Idriss II, El Azhar (the splendid), the city gravitated around the Cathedral-mosque where Moulay Idriss and his descendants are buried. The people of Fes are deeply religious. Dr Edmond Secret, writing in his diary during the 1930s said that "the majority do their five daily prayers. Draped in modesty in the enveloping folds of their cloaks, the bourgeois, ...
Fes: Sucking our bank account dry
... have a different role, which is working in the home and raising the children. The women we see out in the medina are covered with long sleeves and long pants, even when it is in the 80s (and I expect this does not change in warmer weather). I have done very limited research about Islam and women (on the all-knowing Wikipedia.com), and it appears that some interpretations of the Koran require women to cover everything but ...
Fes
... and luggage as well. Impossible to get to my seat, so just hang out at the end of the carriage near the doors. Luckily this was only a 40 minute ride, and I’m glad this didn’t happen on one of the earlier legs.
My ride was waiting at the station as arranged. Once again the weather is perfect, and my initial impressions of Fes are very good. It seems neater and cleaner than the other cities I’ve visited in Morocco. We drove down a long boulevard lined with ...
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