Riad Menthe Et Citron Meknes

... 1080;т, хочет 89;я взять и вдари 90;ь с ноги перво 84;у попав 96;емуся небри 90;ому черно 84;азому бер ...

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... historic, and the people are very nice. Although I can't honestly say I've been anywhere in Morocco where the people treated us like jerks. Tomorrow we head to Fes for the district conference, and we are excited to meet up with friends we've met in the other cities! :)

Meknes Pour la petite histoire, je déteste cette ville. L'ambiance y est glauque et toute les fois où j'y suis venue, je n'ai eu qu'une envie : repartir au plus vite ! Passant dans le coin pour nous rendre à Volubilis, on nous a hébergé.. Soirée bien arrosée et enfumée qui tourne au sordide aprés que le couple qui nous avait invité nous "propose" un échange de couple (sic) de façon plus ou moins forcée !! Intéressés à leurs dires, uniquement ...

... rabbits, or buckets of slowly fleeing snails.   Slightly queasy from the sights and smells, we came out into the open market streets, full of people buying their daily goods.  The open market sold the majority of the household items and food that local Moroccan's would use day to day, such as clothes, fruit and vegetables, baskets, lamps, cd's, shoes, dishes, and cleaning supplies.  We wandered for hours, exploring the back streets and eventually ...

Po czterech wspanialych dniach opuscilismy Szewszawan i gory Rif i przemiescilismy sie na poludnie. Od razu widac zmiane krajobrazu i klimatu. W koncu pogoda taka o jakiej marzylismy czyli bezchmurne niebo i wysoka temperatura... zobaczymy jak szybko nam sie znudzi.

... set off via petite taxi to the Medina and wandered the souqs. Resting in the hot sun to try to figure out where the heck we were, we were chased off by the local constabulary. We didn't understand why, nor did we ask. We managed to successfully ...

... is currently being developed by a consortium from Dubai to include hotels, entertainment, shops etc. It´s good news for the local economy but such a shame that it will spoil the natural view from this wonderful place. We were followed by a thin but vociferous feral cat and I remembered I had some cheese in my back pack which he devoured with relish. There were cats everywhere, lying on tombstones, basking in the sunshine. There were even chickens mingling ...

... and get a feel for the fourth of the Moroccan imperial cities. Our early Sunday morning visit, though, was a bit anti-climatic after the enormous medina and packed souks of Fez. On the contrary, I wandered the medina's deserted streets nearly alone, noticed only by the stray cats, the doors to the homes, shops, and mosques all still closed and the market squares eerily empty.

I have been able to do some cool stuff since the Fondouk has reopened. I have been able to spay and neuter a few animals all by myself! I enucleated a kitten's eye and stayed up all night with an expensive French show horse from Rabat, who was colicing. I also convinced Doc not to kill an abandoned kitten. So now ...