Palais d'Hotes & Spa Andalous
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Morocco
... less and less. I'm sure I will want tthe rain in a couple of months but at the moment I would like to set up camp without getting wet!
I think I have spoken more French here than I ever have in France, I will have forgotten it all again very quickly.
The Moroccan people have been very friendly so far even when we are bush camping where we probably shouldn't be. We've camped by a beach and in a cork forest. The cork forest was the ...
The medina
... you at the door and hand you a sprig of mint. Believe me, you needed it. But it was the most fascinating pqrt. You wouldn;t believe the **** that these tannery workers wollow around it. First the hides come in and are soaked in the lime pits.The workers have plastic gumboots but i dont think they are all that effective.
Then the hides are washed by hand and placed in the dye pits. They ...
Fez
... und wir sind in Muslimcountry.
Ein voellig anderer Eindruck als gestern, kaum Menschen, kein Laerm, keine Gerueche; irgendwie langweilig.
Obwohl wir ohne Plan durch das Gewirr schlendern landen wir wieder bei den Faerberreien, wo es, auch wenn niemand arbeitet, noch immer infernalisch stinkt. Auch ohne Plan finden wir wieder heraus und nehmen den Bus zum Campground Diamont Verte, wo wir den Rest der Truppe voellig erschoepft vom Shopping ...
Camel for dinner?
... I would always ask someone if I could take their picture or of their stall, but didn’t feel I needed to ask permission for the turkey!!
I arrived at the Medersa Bou Inania – a superb theological college, where every inch of the entire structure is ornately carved. Built by Sultan Bou Inan (1350-1357), it was built with a unique water clock, by a clockmaker. Using brass bowls to catch the water that would somehow indicate the time, its ...
Leaving Shit Chaouen
... rain. Everyone was quoting over double what the fare was worth or not even stopping for us. We eventually agreed on double the price and got a taxi to one of the hotels recommended in the Lonely Planet. As it was raining, we really had no choice but to stay in this hotel despite the questionable hygiene of the room. For dinner we wandered down the road to a street canteen that was serving Ramadan Breakfast. ...
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