Hotel Wassim Fes

The 12.15 train to Fes beckons & it was very busy & pretty hot with the a/c struggling. This is a busy commercial line through Rabat and pushing a 4 hour run. I was grateful I had gone conventional and booked into the IBIS by the station when I found it had a pool & good a/c - I think the temperature hit the high 40's.
The pool & a/c sorted me for my evening explore into the Medina & Souks via the Royal ...

We spent the day in the bus traveling from Fes to Marrakesh. We didn't see all that much worth talking about. So I shall provide musings on various topics. Food in Morocco: Food in Morocco is good. Almost everything was served in clay conical dishes called tangines. They used them to make stews with meats and veggies and couscous based dishes. While the tangines were quite tasty, I think the highlight of the trip was the fresh fruits and ...

... posle seksa golaja varvina otkrytoe plat'e seks izmena ...

... rose wine each, we promptly fell asleep. It was 8.45. Today we rode to Fes, a pretty easy 65kms. On the way we bought some pomegranates from a seller at the side of the road and had them for lunch. We also spotted a chameleon taking his life into his claws crossing a national highway. We both stopped and watched as cars missed him by just inches, but I'm pleased to report he lived to crawl another day ...

... bereber who takes him to his carpet shop and invites him to tea and talks to him about how they go out on fridays to the mountains and celebrate with music and dance, and how "women work and men do business".Gonzalo finally manages to get out of the shop without buying a carpet saying he is going to look for his wife (that's me) so that she can choose the carpet (it's difficult to ...

... make things even more dramatic, we were at the lookout point just as the sun was beginning to set, which cast a serene glow over the city. After the lookout point, we went to the hotel in the new town, where we had our first introduction to Moroccan green mint tea, which is very strong and served hot in tiny glasses. It's certainly interesting, and by the end of the trip I even developed somewhat of a taste for it. We ate dinner at the hotel ...

... up buying a bright pink leather bag which was beautiful. I had set my heart on a cute black leather backpack type bag and acquired it for a very good price after a good bout of haggling. All too soon we were led back out of the tannery bazaar and back into the Medina, to follow Del Boy as he led us back through the maze of streets, to our coach which was waiting to take us back to the hotel. This afternoon was going to be free time in Fes to do ...

... za probu, točnije 5 grama za 10 eura. Sasvim normalna stvar, makar sam ja bio malo zatečen tom brzom trgovinom. Kasnije smo si zapalili i stvarno je dobar hasis. Mozda mi se i zato taj grad toliko svidio jer sam ga proučio napusen. Izasli smo van i vjerovali ili ne, svakih 2 minute nam netko zeli prodati hasis. Iz svih trgovina i kafića tresti Bob Marley i svi briju na hasisu. Nevjerojatno, na ulicama, u kafićima, u restoranima svi duvaju. Svi se ...

... and waiters in black and white uniform (a bit rich as you could see directly into the kitchen when their chef was rummaging in the bin for the secret ingredient accidentally thrown out earlier), our guy had a kitchen the size of a fridge, no staff whatsoever and an incredibly poor ability to recruit new business. But his food was sensational! On our first day, we were wandering past his little restaurant when he elegantly began his well honed sales technique ...

... two of them *gree, they *re m*rried then *nd there. It sounds kind of like * speed d*ting circuit, except with * wedding *t the end. But *t *ll times, the women *re re*lly doing the choosing, our two c*rpet sellers merely *greed to their wives, *nd went home with them th*t d*y! Here's the legend of it's origins, lifted from * website: There once were two young people who fell deeply in love in Morocco. Unfortun*tely, they were from ...