Riad Arabesque Fez Fes

... wool and silk pieces of art. I'm not even into carpets but by the end of the viewing, I just had to have one. They really know what they're doing. If you're ever in a carpet shop in Fes, beware! It was fun though, and the carpet will last a lifetime.

We had a good guide - his name is Ali. He was born and raised ...

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... as dry as possible (it didn't work!). This was one part of the trip that I particularly wanted to experience. We met a local guide, which is recommended to help explore the huge medina which has so many hidey holes, and we entered the medina in my favourite section, the local produce! It was amazing, my eyes where the size of pie plates trying to take it all in. Stalls piled high will olives, pickles, spices, nuts and dried fruit, other stalls were selling ...

... banned in some places. But it was with this sense of confusion and trepidation that we approached the city. We had heard from fellow travelers mouths and blogs that it was a place to be feared. That it had confounded, confused, and concerned them to the point where the general recommendation seemed to be to skip it. What? Skip the ancient capital of the kingdom of Morocco? The one-time second most important city in the Muslim world? The most ...

... to the young people here at ALIF. Most of them were barely teenagers when Bush was elected (ed: erm.....shurley shome mishtake...don't you mean when he stole the election). If you had had your formulative years during the Bush II presedency and seen your country lose its international credibility and some of what soul it had left then you too would probably cling onto Obama's cloak-tails.  But what does the man actually stand for? He seems to want to pull out ...

... and saw our hotel we almost dropped to our knees. After grabbing lunch we hit the net cafe. Tomorrow we intend to head West around the Atlas mountains. We hope to go on a camel safari into the desert at some stage before returning to our boards and hopefully waves in Taggazhout. Leon Collins will be meeting us in the surf town and were hoping to rent a cheap apartment and live like Sultans for a few weeks while getting some barrel shad from the harsh desert sun, hard life hey.

... his job (this mosaic was in the House of Venus). Up around this area we had excellent views of most of the Volubilis ruins and the surrounding fields - all different colours and sizes. We walked a little down Decumanus Maximus - the main street and the focus of all village activity - shops and stalls lined this street. You could tell what shop was where - the chicken picture represented the chicken shop, the shell the seafood and the bull the ...

... the way. Good idea on his part. After the fifteen minutes of bone chilling wind and temperature, Cail bails and decides to drive with Karim. So here I am, frozen. I literally could not move from the position I was in the whole way home which was about 50Km. The , absolute coldest ride of my life haha. When we finally got back I was violently shaking so hard i could barely speak. Basically sprinting up to my room I showered for about half an hour. Then after regaining ...

... selo istog imena za koje su nam znali objasnit put. Kad smo dosli tamo raspitivali smo se ispred dućana i opet bezuspjesno. Tada smo po nekoj neucrtanoj cesti krenuli prema jugu da bi kasnije izbili na glavnu cestu. Blizila se noć a ja sam bio razočaran. Već sam odustao od istrazivanja za danasnji dan. Krenuli smo na sjever po toj glavnoj cesti i kad smo dosli do glavnog krizanja nedaleko od tog mog sela desilo se nesto znakovito. Pojavila se velika ...