Hotel Mont Gueliz Marrakech

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... that was my cue to say that I was not well. There was no way that I was going anywhere in a car with anyone. We had a nice meal though at the street markets in the square lots of meat and salads and I had like a dumpling with chicken and pastry and sweet spices on it really really nice. We said our goodnights and he asked if we would like to meet up again tomorrow we have said yes but we have different plans now as Mohammad is going to cook us a meal in the Riad.<br>

... a pic and Ian did not want the snake around his neck. He was demanding that we go to the bank and get some money and being really nasty so in the end I just dumped the 2d in his had and grabbed Ian and walked off. <br><br>We ended up having a walk around and going to the restaurant that we had seen in the day it was an oasis of calm after the street sellers. Ian had tajine of lamb and I had chicken we both had 3 courses and it cost us about 13 pounds and the food was lovely.<br>

11.3.09 Palaces And Tombs In Marrakesh, Morocco<br><br>We hit Café du Livres &#8211; the Internet café inside a used English bookstore &#8211; at around 9:30am this morning, and stayed there until nearly noon, enjoying a great breakfast and generally catching up on some emailing and other Web stuff. At noon, we went back to Hotel du Pacha and checked out &#8211; then left our luggage there and headed back down to the Medina (Old City).<br><br ...

... a smoke-free corner of a café or restaurant has been nearly impossible. We thought Iceland was bad, until we got to Portugal &#8211; and then we got to Spain &#8211; but Morocco? Beats them all. Alas. I&#8217;m generally fine with people making their own smoking choices &#8211; and in the past, have been known to have one or two myself &#8211; but the second-hand smoke everywhere/all the time thing does get old&#8230; For us Americans, it&#8217;s like reverting back ...

... 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 ...

Marrakech was everything we hoped it would be and a bit more. We found a lovely little hotel that resembled a traditional riad, blossoming orange trees filled the center courtyard with quiet rooms on the perimeter. The square of Djema el Fna is a bustling show everynight where even the locals go to eat dinner, drink tea, and listen to storytellers and local commedians. There we ...

... People were bustling, vendors were hustling. It was a sight to behold. We had a number of offers on the girls that evening -- Jaz was worth 60,000 camels and 3 magic ...

... and just stuff; I rocked the kasbah; experienced awful and extraordinary smells reminiscent of china all around; and morocco being morocco, on one day, was offered hashish 13 times. Decent effort from the dealers. Interestingly, with the continuing calls from the touts, I think I'm turning Japanese, I think I'm turning Japanese, I really think so. I still think the ignorable calls of 'Konichiwa' are better than being english - the touts thinking ...