Dar el Bali
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... how much you've got in your hand' and she opened her little hand and I said 33! And he said for 1? Yes that's fine. Haha wasn't til we walked away that she said oh my god I was like a child with pocket money!!!! Haha oops. I don't even mean to! The streets here have random taps too, people wash themselves sometimes or drink it, but they put it in buckets and wash the streets with it, the cobbled floors. Mum says its to cool it down a bit as it humidifies the air. Anyway I do go on, ...
"THE DAY I TRY TO GET A KISS", IN FEZ
... roadblocks without any problem. He used a “humble-Arabic/no-French/smiling- waving-American” language combination which had the policemen loving him. “Oh, aren’t you cute?” said Hailey, pretending to be a policeman. “Do you want to hold my gun? Here, play with my gun.”
Maybe I could’ve learned something from Lucas’ interactions with African ...
Last Stop: Fes (by Vienna)
... give them memorizing exercises, which were usually verses of the Quran. By the end of their time at the university, they have the whole Quran memorized! We took a few pictures, and a very friendly and brave cat joined us in most of them. She was so cute—we wanted to take her home to keep our cat company!
After that, we stepped back into the hectic souks, into the spice market. Spices were shaped into tall cones of golden yellow saffron, olive ...
Fessin it up
... house for a mint tea so sweet you fear your teeth will fall out in protest does help a little to restore some vitality with its mint refreshment but soon again the medina hits you with all its got. There is no escape once you descend into the depths of these ancient places of trade, its only once you step outside the ochre walls that you can breathe a slight sense of relief. Then the next day it all starts ...
Frantic Fes
... the coloured walking tour routes (dark blue in this case). We walked past loads of arts and crafts shops with every other person inviting us into their shops or offering tours to the tanneries (we planned on seeing the tanneries tomorrow).
Eventually we arrived at the Nejjarine Museum of Wooden Arts & Crafts. Justin and the German couple decided not to go in so we gave them a spare map and left them to explore the maze that was Fes Medina! The museum was located inside ...
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