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Fes!

Fes has the most extensive medieval souq that you will find in Morocco. They say it has more than ten thousand streets! It certainly was a maze. We went past all the interesting things... fish merchants, blacksmilths, silk dyeing, camel heads hanging in the shops, donkeys, vegetables, handicrafts... We saw some ceramics production and weaving, and of course to the tanneries.

You know it's going to be bad when they ...

... and payed. He picked up his knife from the floor and cut open our bread with his damp bloody hands, scooping in some tomato sauce, followed by our grilled meat. Before Shona would even contemplate eating it she chose to pick the remaining raw meat of hers. Eh what the hell we were only going to try it once. If we don't get sick we will be the luckiest people in the world, but the food was delicious. We will let you know how we ...

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... en mass. The Jewish community had been living on one side of the river while the Muslim community had lived on the other. The architecture is distinct as they had wooden balconies, whereas the Muslim women do not show themselves from windows or balconies. Slowly, the houses on the Jewish side are becoming occupied by Muslims, however many of the shops have remained unoccupied for the last 40 years as the population is ...

... Santa Claus. We finally make it back and meet Habib, the owner of the hotel who calls us in for a talk. Habib plays the part of King in these parts and floats around the hotel in white flowing, gold embroidered robes whilst giving orders to the Sahara lads he employs. Many locals sleep on the floor at his hotel and he seems to have a big heart. We have a shower, pay up our money, do the obligatory mint tea ritual, eat some Harira soup and recieve gifts of horrendous ...

... photos of Tangier and Fes? There answer is ..... in some Moroccan's pocket. I left an Internet cafe in Fes and left my USB card reader and card attached to the PC. I went back to the Cafe about four hours later when I discovered my blunder but it was to late. All my photos from Rio to Fes are gone. Luckily, Some photos from Rio to Gibraltar were uploaded to the Travelpod site. It is only Tangier and Fes that are gone for ever. I still have the memories. ****************

... samo sanjati. Nisam jos niti pola nabrojio, ali već po ovome mozete shvatiti moju opsjednutost njegovim likom. Sletjeli smo i odmah se osjetila razlika u klimi. Kad sam mjenjao novce na aerodromu jedna stara francuskinja me upozorila da u Maroku nema zajebancije, da uvijek moram pazljivo brojat novce jer će iskoristiti svaku nepaznju da ti krivo vrate lovu. Kao da nisam već bio dovoljno uplasen, samo mi je jos ta zenska trebala uletit. Upoznali smo jednog svabu ...

... isn't worth writing about all over again here even if it is more noticable after 3 weeks of far better than average hospitality. Travelling as husband and wife affords a "nice" view of any culture. But we have found that going our separate ways changes things entirely. Two days ago I was wandering along when a man gestured from a cafe and I recognised him from a Riad (traditional style home, now slightly pricey but oh so elegant hotel) that we had stuck our nose into ...

... them because the longer it stayed dark the colder it got and by the end of the night it was freezing cold. We woke up early the next morning so we could climb about halfway up the big dune and watch the sunrise which was pretty cool. Then we got onto the camels and headed back to Merzouga. Reversed the whole process back to Fez. Got back late into Fez and spent the night at the Hotel Fes Inn again. Next day woke up and went to the Medina of Fez which is the old part ...