Riad Yacout Meknes

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... children. And, there are serious researchers – one stellar investigator calculated that Ismail would have had to copulate with an average of 1.2 women per day over 60 years to achieve that number of children. That would have been more than 26,000 spawnings, a 3.85% "hit" rate. Come on Ismail!

In an interesting 20th century correlation, Wilt Chamberlain attempted 11,862 free throws, of which 6,057 “scored ...

... town. We ended up staying for about 2 hours, more than we had actually expected.Onwards it was, and we decided to just drive through the winding hillside town medina visible from Voubilis. We were starving, but Hajj knew exactly where to lead us as we arrived in Meknes near the Mausoleum. A typical 'one hand washes the other' agreement, which doesn't necessarily make it bad. In this case the ...

... itself. Upon arriving in Casablanca, Loubna invited us to get off with her and stay with her family for a few days, saying that she had family in Fes and would take time off work to take us there and be our guide in the city.  Honoured and torn we eventually had to politely refuse.  After her tales of the difficulties she was having with her boss, and the state of her family, we knew that the hospitality she was offering was beyond her, and her ...

... would have liked never to leave it' wrote a chronicler to the Sultan Moulay Ismail. Ismail (1672-1772) was a tireless builder, and his greatest efforts were at his capital, Meknes. It must have been really impressive with over 20 gates and 50 palaces! We spend time seeing the major sites of Meknes and also visiting the Medina where we can try our bartering skills in the busy markets.

... Arabia has it's own dialect which can make it difficult to understand speakers of other dialects...by studying MSA I'll atleast be able to read official type printed documents like newspapers, the Quran etc etc...hopefully ill also be able to converse with the locals a bit too. After 1 week I am about half way through the alphabet and im able to speak words which contain these letters without having ever seen those words. Arabic is a language where you can very accurately guess how to ...

... Moulay Idriss is the holiest place in Morocco. A great Muslim festival is held here every August, with the Royal Family usually in attendance. As you enter and leave the city, you pass through a buzzing vegetable market.A donkey was tethered, trying to eat bits of carrot tops off the floor so I gave him a sugar lump which he promptly spat out. He's obviously an healthier eater than I am! Our local guide led us through the charming, windy streets on a mini tour and we ...

... a vast expanse of ploughed fields or mountains. Women were out working in the fields, climbing olive trees, tending to their goats and collecting water from wells. Away from the bumpy roads there is sure to be fields of Cannabis, or "Kif" as it is called here, because the authorities turn a blind eye to the growing of it in the Rif Mountains.

... just couldn't do it, but picture them lined up in a row]. This was very unsettling and another gentle reminder that vegetarianism might not be such a bad option - after all it's not too often you come face to head with members of your food chain. * * * Meknes, a stunning reminder that our two visits to North Africa have each been in July to nicely catch the peak of summer. We is smart. Meknes should entitle their tourism campaign "Expect the Wholly ...

... a pas d'autres touristes. On marche dans les petites rues, il y a des enfants qui jouent, des gens qui travaillent. Papa a trouvé sa table et Flo et moi avons acheté des petits tambours. J'ai aussi trouvé de la musique (4dh le CD !). On boit un coup et on va au marché. Ensuite, on retourne au camping et on mange pour se coucher tôt.