Hicham Hotel 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 ...

... the top produces sharp reds and bronzes to wipe across one&#8217;s lips!!! We also (finally!) learned that when pressed to buy something at the end of these &#8220;free&#8221; demonstrations, saying &#8220;Not today, Inshallah,&#8221; worked much better than &#8220;No, merci&#8221;!<br><br>When we had passed enough time in the spice markets for Bahia Palace to reopen after lunch, we stopped and toured it. La Bahia (&#8220;The Beautiful&#8221 ...

... br> For less than &#8364;20 a night, we got beds in what used to be an old Riad, now the best hostel in all of Africa for 2008/09 according to the shiny plaque on their wall from the website hostelworld.com. I have to agree with their subscribers, it's probably the best hostel/hotel I&#8217;ve been in anywhere. As soon as the sun was out, I headed ...

... 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 ...

... the jewellery and the ironworkers areas but i know there is lots i missed. Poofs are popular as are inlaid wooden jewellery boxes and pashmina scarves. I also came across the myserious medicine shops selling strange products with miraculous virtues. I saw lizards, turtles and falcons in cages plus all kinds of strange pastes and herbs. I happened to be at the Mouassine mosque during prayer time when people were praying on their mats and carpets out the door ...

... a site even wi**d** than its usual kaleidoscope of sensations. You can buy leopard, zebra, snake or crocodile skins in Marrakech, or live tortoiese and chameleons. Or just about anything else. But not today. We actually had to go and seek out a spare seat for lunch, and had to demand our food. Normally you need a big tourist stick to keep plates of fodd and its vendors out of your face. Its a side of Morocco i guess few people see, and though it was a slow old day, it ...