Riad Arabesque Fes

... I even bought a carpet! Just a small one, basically a runner, but I never dreamed I would buy one. We went into the shop, they sat our group down, brought us mint tea, and proceeded to parade out carpet after carpet. The owner said they had to show them to us that way because they don't have catalogs. Beautiful, hand ...

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I left off at Meknes on our way to Fes....and what an afternoon. Arriving in Fes it was freezing cold and absolutely pouring down with rain (something I hadn't really seen in a very long time, living in a desert and all) and with it being feast day tomorrow, and the city virtually shutting down to celebrate, we only had the afternoon to explore the hustle and bustle of the famous medina and souqs....so off we went, rugged up in warm clothes and trying to ...

Fes is a town and it is also a hat. In fact, it is that funny hat that old men wear when they drive small cars in parades back home as part of their duty as shriners or Freemasons or some other old-school club. This use of the ancient headpiece that originated from one of the greatest capitals in the world is a bit ironic as at one point the fes as it became known was a symbol of support for the Muslim empire and was feared to the point of it ...

... in the eyes of some. In fact I read in The International Herald Tribune (overseas version of the New York Times) that Obama has been criticised during this campaign that he is too considered during the current financial crisis....good god...what is the man supposed to do? Run around shouting and panicing instead?!? He is though an out and out idealist. Just the sort of person who ought to appeal to the young members of the American electorate which is why he ...

... to see the hundreds of followers kneeling and stating their devotion at once. We also dealt with hundreds of touts continually asking us our name and wanting to take a dollar from us. By the 20th consecutive encounter where someone who seems genuinely friendly asks you for money its time to just throw in the towel and just act like an ******* to any future encounters. It sounds terrible but is necessary in order to keep ones sanity. When we finally emerged from the narrow ...

Most of us were us at 7.30am today - we met downstairs then those who were going to check out Volubilis left just after 9am. We passed the town of Moulay Idriss in our grand taxi's then 5 mins later we were paying at the gate and meeting out guide Rashid. We took off up the hill to check out some of the most amazing mosaics on display.. The first one we saw was the Abduction of Hylas by nymphs - basically Hylas being molested by 2 nymphs and away ...

... 70Dhs with a 20Dh tip. Awesome. Cail decides to ride on the back with me back to Al Akhawayn so we follow Karim out of the city dodging traffic, people and everything in between. I felt as though I was in a cinematic feature. Once we left the city almost immediately after Karim took off ahead of us my light completely dies again. Luckily my phone had some credit left so we called Karim and told him to come back. He suggests we should drive in front of him so he can ...

... to je to selo o kojem moj rodjak priča. Vozili smo po poljskim putevima i ispitivali ljude bez nekih rezultata. Stvarno smo uzivali u interakciji sa njima jer su to sve toliko dragi ljudi koji bi sve napravili da pomognu bez ikakvih losih namjera ili interesa. Neki su bjezali od nas jer nisu nikad vidjeli strance pa su bili uplaseni. Mogu sada reći da sam se u Maroku osjećao 5 puta ugodnije i sigurnije nego u Barceloni na primjer. Kasnije smo otisli u to drugo ...