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Tannery! Tannery! Come! Come!
... and Arabic.We saw very few women in Fez and the ones we did see were fully veiled and accompanied by a male guardian.
It was time to get something to eat and there were only two dishes to choose from: tajine or couscous. Since Moroccan cooking tasted so bland to us, Dasha was considering carrying her own spices with her. One day, we found a place on one of the rooftops that earned a TripAdvisor recommendation. The food was excellent. Afterwards, ...
In Fes medina without a compass
... he brings the chooks with him/ evidence that they laid the eggs or maybe to keep an eye on them in case they lay again? Two young men is strange dress rush past us. They have conical hats with colored pom-poms and carry animal skins. We have no idea what they are or do. Later that day we see an older man in a similar costume pouring water into a brass dish and giving it to one of the locals to drink. Our guidebooks reveal they are water sellers. The brass dishes may only be ...
"Can we pay them to leave us alone?"
... mud all over our arms, legs, and back (we think this was the massage) and scrub us with an exfoliating mitt of some sort. After scrubbing roughly two pounds of dead skin off of each of us, she washed us off again with the bucket water. Meanwhile, fully clothed, water-fetching lady was laughing hysterically with (and at) us the whole time.
After finishing with our bodies, the woman had us undo our hair ...
Fes, not Fez - that's a hat
... to restaurant Famille Berada where the owner quote "is a character", doing somersaults, magic tricks, lifting up tourists and giving surprise kisses to both women and men. Lunch is a choice of Morocain salads and tagines.
After lunch back into the Medina and see amongst other things the University of Al-Karaouine claimed to be oldest university in the world, an outlet for hand made rugs and an ...
Fes Medina
... building gave us some respite from the hustle and bustle of the medina as we appreciated its intricate wood and plaster decoration. Late in the afternoon we went on a shopping spree and scored some good bargains through some persistent bartering. We have found that Moroccans are less likely to budge on their initial asking price then in other countries but with a bit of charm we managed to win them over. As ...
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