Dar Rassam Marrakech

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... them some money so the best thing to do is not even to engage in conversation with them but Ian keeps doing silly things like asking where things are then we cant get rid of the people they are following us around the streets it making me really on edge! In the end we did not see any of the sights we just made our way back to the square to see if they had a newspaper as Ian wants to see the football scores when all of a sudden someone grabbed hold of me ...

... goods fake bags etc and then we got to the big square I did not want to go until the night time but we could not miss it really. We got dragged straight away by a woman doing henna so I now have another henna tattoo.It only cost me 8 pound but she was dissapointed and I think she wanted more. <br><br>We then went and had some local mint tea and walked some more amazingly we did find our way back to our hotel and we went and sat on the terrace in the sun. Got ready after that ...

... at the lower end of the Medina, was built over a period of fourteen years by Morocco&#8217;s top artisans in the 1860s. The palace itself occupies more than eight hectares and contains 150 rooms. Through the front gates, we walked through gardens with banana trees and dripping palms before arriving at the building itself. [Side note: after about an hour in the spice markets, again running for our lives in the wake of busy mopeds and ...

... writer staying at our hotel &#8211; plus the lively Café du Livres Internet café after that, so I can try to upload these latest entries), so the night is still young. Don&#8217;t you worry &#8211; I&#8217;m sure Murray will get his beer before too long.<br><br>[Editor (AnnaLisa)&#8217;s post-publication note: We changed dinner plans and went to &#8220;Beyrout Restaurant&#8221; last night. We enjoyed an amazing meal of eight varieties of mezzah, including the ...

... And oh my, we had the best balcony seats in the house as the sun turned the scene to a rosy glow and the square came alive w/ smokey food stalls, snake charmers, jugglers, magicians, et al as darkness descended.<br><br>All in all, a most magical night to top off my fantastic adventures in Morocco.<br><br>

... mint for our noses and were appalled by the standards &#8211; a skinny horse tied in one corner, shaggy dogs wandering around leaving their calling cards everywhere and men waist deep in turpentine or pigeon ****. Worse yet, we were ill prepared to end up in a store at the end of the tour and caved into buying a leather shoulder bag for Tamara. We definitely overpaid. Though it is a terrific bag, still today it smells like horse and is quite the deterrent for Tamara to carry ...

... by offering me a lollipop (that he had already licked and eaten half of), then his hat, then ½ of his cupcake. I kept saying no, so I figured I finally had to say yes. It was a darn good cupcake, I must admit! So kind - sharing! We couldn't communicate - he kept trying to say things to me while the show was going on, but I clearly couldn't understand. I tried to ask his name and found out that his name sounded like ...

... when in use! Now, that makes dorms look like mansions. The Marrakech Museum was just as impressive, with tiling and the like again, but what made it special was all the crafts that were on display from all the Ancestry of Morocco. We also visited the Koutoubia, a very improtant piece to islamic art. The city gates looked the same as they did hundreds of years ago, for Marrakech has a wall enclosing the entire old city, and many parts are still holding up pretty well. Along ...