Riad Les Oudayas Fes

... it stopped as we got out of the station. Morroco is crazy its trying to encourage tourists with flights now on easyjet and ryanair to fez and marrakech but its still a really poor developing country with old traditional ways of farming with donkeys and mules pulling carts. As we went north the landscape changed from desert to more green fertile land but the poverty you could not escape from. There were houses made from ...

... the maze like medinas, fending off hustlers and guides and negotiating cheaper than posted hostel tariffs. Somehow I had managed unknowingly to convince them of all this in the short 7 minute cab ride to the medina. Upon arrival to the big blue gate to the Fes medina Jess and I consulted the map and we were off the through the labyrinth at a swift pace to avoid searching the un named streets for this certain hostel at night. The Germans, who ...

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... streets, home to around 800,000 people, 83,000 stores and countless bakeries, mosques and hammams.  It is said that if a stranger enters Fes' medina alone, it will take at least four days to find their way out.  Our guide was $25.00 Canadian dollars for three hours, and well worth every penny.  An older gentleman who previously lived in the Medina, he took us on a tour of all of the best sites that the Medina had to offer, while deftly ...

... to guide us here because it was very confusing with lots of small alleys and tiny roads and no signs, except in Arabic. We are staying in a riad, called Riad Fes, which used to be a big mansion, but has been turned into a hotel. There is even an elevator. Imagine having an elevator in your house! There are tons of mosaic tiles and tall ceilings and indoor courtyards and fountains and a pool. After school this morning, we are going with a guide to see the old ...

... 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 ...

... J'AI MAL AUX JAMBES. ------------ Ah non. Trop mal --------------------------------------- --------------------- QUOI ? Comment ça Fes dans 100 kilomètres ? On étaient pas rendus à 80 vla une heure ??? --------------------------- Etc... 3 jours. On a dormi dehors sans bouffe la 3e nuit. Mais là, on est rendus. J'ai 21 ans, aujourd'hui. A Fes. Yeah ! Mig.

... this moment, and will always ring in my head as I reside here. What will life be like when I return home? I have no answers, and won't even venture a guess; but I'm always wondering.<br><br>I've come to Morocco as a way to work my head out of the sand, and start taking charge of my own life and education. I landed on the 14th of February, and I was going to fly out tomorrow,<br>but fate intervened and after a few days of ...

... Mohammed - so of course it cannot be changed, this is a pretty serious plot flaw. So its ignored. Points like this, which could be largely be classed as the "logical" part of the conversation, were happily waved away as the normal dumb statement of the faithless or some minor esoteric point of no value - had I not noticed another woman walking by bearing her shoulders? The Book was very clear that he could do what he wanted with her; and that was the main thing ...