Bled Al Fassia Marrakech

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... of the bin! And I had some salad and some little beef kofta things I am so dreading getting ill that I have bought some hand stuff and have become obbsessed about keeping my hands clean ha ha. Ian is also driving me mad as people here are insane and they hassle the life out of you some in a nice way just to let you know you are going in the wrong direction as everyone wants you to go to the square for some reason but other just want to take you and you can ...

... sweet bread with butter and jam and it was so tasty. After he gave us some maps of the place and told us all the best place to go. We are staying in a traditional Riad in the old town and its amazing. We have a mezzanine floor and a roof terrace that looks over the whole of Marrakech and the Atlas mountains in the distance. We dumped our bags and got out into the sunshine its hot again yeah. We got lost walking through all the streets there are the usual bag sellers and ...

... of the 12 Pillars &#8211; all Italian marble and gilded plasterwork archways lined in gold!<br><br>Elsewhere at this site, the sultan played favorites and housed all the alpha-male princes in the elaborately decorated Chamber of the Three Niches, while relegating to outside garden plots some 170 chancellors and (of course!) all the wives. (Still, many of the outside plots are very pretty, containing mosaic work and surrounded by lovely ...

... attached gardens and once again heard the adhan, or call to prayer.<br><br>Crossing the street and a small plaza from the Koutoubia, we finally entered Djemaa El-Fna, Marrakesh&#8217;s main square and the heart of the Old City. I&#8217;ve never before in my life seen such a huge open plaza area with so much going on! Everywhere we looked, something was happening &#8211; snake charmers playing their recorders to anger the cobras in front of them &#8211; monkeys ...

... stepping daintily around a dead chèvre (goat), we found the little sucker (a micro hidden in a cubby hole in a clay/straw wall) and... I do believe Wales now has a new geoaddict! ;D <br><br> That night (alas, my last in dear Morocco!), we headed for the legendary "Djemaa el Fna" Square for a sunset ...

hello to all:<br><br> really when i went in this red city,i was thinking for ,how is it lovely,and normal too, people are really warm for us,as all cities and places in Morocco,hope you can try to visit it, to have your dream ,to have wonderfuill time.<br>

... Still lugging all our bags and increasingly hungry, sweaty and tired, we lost track of how long we followed her, down dead-ends and U-turns, past shops and food stalls and countless other riads, through packs of kids who jostled and begged and tugged at our bags.  Finally, frustrated and exhausted, our impromptu guide knocked on the right door and we were ushered into a quiet courtyard, our guide refusing a tip and smiling in response to our thanks ...

... and tortoises as well, although the reptiles all looked terrible. Walking through the souks was in some ways worse than Fes. People would try to coax you into their stand at all costs. One guy came out saying hi and extending his hand. I couldn't really not shake, but when I took his hand he held on while telling me to come in a look around just to get some "publicity" for his shop. I had to pry my hand loose to walk away. It was hard to interpret the look in ...