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Fez
Left Sevilla at about 7:00 am on Friday to head to Africa. Got to Tarifa and caught the hydrofoil to Tangiers. The bus ride from Sevilla to Tarifa is about 2:00 hrs and the hydrofoil across the Gibraltar Strait takes about 40 min. It is a pretty cool ride if the weather holds up for you because you can see Spain on one side and Morocco on the other …
Merzouga
I was woken up at 4:30 in the morning in Fez by the loud speaker that rang out over the city for the sunrise prayer. Talk about culture shock. Laying in bed listening to some guy yell Arabic over a speaker throughout the speaker was something I am not used to. After breakfast we loaded into the bus for Merzouga. Had a cool little stop on the way up …
Fez
When we woke up the next morning we toured the local farmland and how they irrigate in the desert. Then toured the little town. We stopped at a rug trader and I haggled with him for about 30 min for a rug I liked. After a little crowd had formed and I had walked out 3 times and he had chased me out the door we finally came to an agreement. I ended …
Tannery! Tannery! Come! Come!
... free city. The streets were so narrow that no vehicle wider than a donkey cart could get through. Our taxi dropped us off at the edge of the medina by the gate. The walls were still standing and there was limited number of entrances. Fortunately, if we took a wrong exit it did not really matter. All we needed was a taxi to take us back to our hotel and there is no shortage of those in Morocco. This was starting to feel like the "Morocco" we imagined.
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In Fes medina without a compass
... and theirs. While we are munching our toast, I mention to Bruce that I couldn't believe that Ibrahim was talking about what we consider so 'intimate' yesterday. He doesn't understand. I say that he told us that when you get a really bad gripping stomach pain and you can't get a doctor, the home remedy is to take a clove of garlic, warm it gently (not too hot) rub it in olive oil and then use it as a suppository. Not too much he says, that can cause trouble but it is guaranteed to ...
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