Riad Les Oudayas Fes

... holds the tomb of Moulay Idriss, the founder of Fes, as well as a medieval school which had been converted into a mosque but which non muslims were allowed into.

The tanneries we also amazing, if rather smelly, and we were led up several flights of narrow stairs to give us an amazing view over the whole process! Despite being another boiling hot day in the high 30s, we barely noticed as in the medina the temperature is ...

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... touts. Fes is legendary for its touts. So per advice of travelers and nationals alike, we charged into the Medina "tres serioux." We were on a mission to get to our hotel without being waylaid by any hustlers, purveyors, guides, hoteliers, or criminals. Straight, left, right. "No" we didn't need a hotel. "No" we were not hungry. Lo and behold there's the hotel! After five minutes of not being lost and less hassle than you might expect in ...

... demonstration and then it was just a matter of deciding on the size and the colour - in the end it was the snap decision on a blue one - now I just have to carry it around. Continuing on we walked through the fruit and veg section, followed by the woodwork area and then came across the huge Kairaounie mosque and Uni - the worlds oldest. The mosque was built in 859 and rebuilt in the 12th century - it can hold about 20T ...

... a rather ungainly fashion, much to the amusement of the admiring audience! We retreated to our locker area, dressed at the speed of light and disappeared back through the wooden door into the bustle of the medina.Somehow I had mislaid my knickers in there but there was no way I wanted to hang around to look for them so I just pulled my jeans on. As we battled through the throng of people in the narrow passageways, I noticed men looking at me in a strange way. Not the usual 'blonde European ...

... starog da mi kaze najjednostavniji način razvaljivanja brave. Kasnije je Helene uzela ključ od vrata iz spavaće sobe, i na svu sreću s tim ključom je uspjela otvoriti vrata. Pao mi je kamen sa srca. Inače Rabat izgleda prilično europski točnije francuski, jer se osjeti veliki utjecaj francuza u Maroku. Uglavno kako priča narod, od kad su promijenili kralja počeli su se jako brzo razvijati, posebno se primjeti ulaganje u ...

... experience at dinner that night. We met Paul, 40ish, who had been an aid worker in Africa and was giving it up to settle down and raise a family. Our other diners were Sam and Leslie, 19, and just returned from a month in Ghana volunteering. I can recall that at 19 I was flat out finding my ass with two hands and a map, and the thought of volunteering in Ghana would have been smashed out by less salubrious thoughts before having a chance to gestate to even a ...

... me, so I'm heading out tomorrow. My friend Mike is meeting me in Casablanca in 3 days. He's living in Zurich and will be moving back to the States, so one last vacation is in order. That should be fun. We plan on hitting the beaches and doing a camel trek in the Sahara in the east. I'm not sure yet, but I think I'll take a train to Rabat the capitol city. Or if I change my mind, I may stop in to Meknes, another large city on the way towards Rabat.

... in the world. Tim almost fell over. Went to the leather dying part which smeel absolutely digusting but was pretty cool all the same. Woke up the next morning at 7 and our room was already about 35 degrees, we've decided to head up into the mountains to Chefchaoen. The heat is driving me a little mental so some cool weather would be nice.