Riad Le Palais D Hotes Fes

... going to buy anything. By the end the shopkeeper told everybody in the shop that anybody in his shop that was not here to buy anything has to leave. Well, a friendly start to the guided tour. Ahmed's commission for Tannery, next to nothing.



Ahmed then took us in what appeared to be several circles before ending up in a strange type of perfume shop. We all sampled the local moisturizers, almond oil lotions and they even gave us a couple of pieces of bread to ...

... not happy cause these were supposed to be included things we had already paid for). Mike ended up speaking to the operations manager who eventually agreed to refund us the cost of the guided tour which we would put towards the cost of the bus for the following day. Went to a small restaurant with Abdul and the rest of the group. Dinner wasn't really very good, but the waiter provided a bit of entertainment. Sat with the group in the hotel for mint tea again before heading up to bed.

... chernokozhie seks devushki besplatnyj seks moskovskij klub ...

... t' stiven spilberg kostjum medsestry bespl*tnyj video ch*t seks ...

... before grabbing some pastries for our bus trip to Chefchouen the next morning.  Our dinner was at a small restaurant that served heaping plates of roast chicken, rice, potato, and noodles, full of filling carbs but definitely the energy we needed at this point. Suddenly exhausted we braved our grubby little hotel room for the night.  Tomorrow we head for the mountains, our last stop before we leave Morocco.  All our best from Morocco Dan and Gabes

... didnt believe him and Nadine even thew in a in our country we tell the truth statement. So, we didnt get any real answers. Jamel went into a flurry and told more lies, all Moroccan businessmen do this, it is their job. Jamel drew a dodgy map of the ititnerary in the sand and Aziz kept telling us that he had nothing to do with the tour agency, he was just the camel guy. This must have happened before. We couldnt just walk away considering the guys had our camels and our ...

... things and he is not telling us much. The only time he gets excited is when he takes us into a shop. We go in to a Herbalist/Perfume shop and Metal workers shop. By the time we get to the Weavers shop Bob is getting really ****** off. He has started to walk outside and smoke every time we hit a shop. The last big must see in the Medina is the famous Leather Tannery and of course you access this by going into a Leather shop and climbing up a couple flights of ...

... things about Ecuador that I haven't found here in Spain, but i felt them in Moroco. I think one difference is the perspective it gives you. In spain it is so easy to get wrappe up in various petty things that can seem so important like finding a great christmas gift. In Morocco I felt like I gained a lot of clarity and gratitude. So in the end despite the distance, class, worries and price it was exhilarating, unforgettable and priceless.Hasta luego Megan

... just up the road from the Medina gate. Once we were all together again we set off into the maze of the Medina to find our hotel. As we arrived at our hotel we somehow managed to have two men "guide us" into our place. Once again, people trying to take commission and act like they helped us find somewhere to stay. We made sure that the hotel reception was aware that we had reservations and that no one told us to stay ...

... she let us lock it up in a little room and said there was not cost! We then got a grand taxi to take us to cedar gouzoud, to see the barbary apes there. The taxi was 150 dirhams for a return journey, and he waited in the carpark for an hour while we went and saw the apes. We went to buy peanuts, and as we were doing it one of them starte tugging on my trouser leg! We were busy saying ahh, when he obviously thought we were taking too long about giving him one as he jumped up and ...