Riad Lorsya Marrakech
61 Derb El Hammam, Mouassine Marrakech, Morocco
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Marrakech
November 30
Passed out on the plane – not sure if this was from having booze for breakfast at Gatwick airport or the after effects of the sleeping pill I took on the flight from Singapore. The stewardess woke me up for lunch, which was a fairly tasteless chicken and pasta, then I slept again until the plane landed in Marrakech. Only about …
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... stop. Men sat at the rickity tables eating lamb and bread from a single commumal plate with no silverware in traditional Berber fashion. So we got a sunny table and joined in. Dorrie and the kids ordered chicken; I ordered cuttlets which turned out to be once again the best mutton (goat in this case) I have ever had, although very tough. Goat and ox quarters were also for sale hanging next to the BBQ stands. The goat quarters hung with the hoofs and a ...
All Roads Lead to Marrakech
... were absolutely true. So we climbed he narrow stairway into a beautiful dining room adorned with intracate tile work and a hand carved wood ceiling. The dining room filled quickly after we sat down with chain smoking Europeans but the food was delicious. The kids had chicken kababs with an interesting spice, Dorrie had chicken with couscous, and I had lamb with zuchinni and fresh mint.
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All Aboard the Marrakech Express!
... really trooped well as our packs are starting to get heavy. About half way there Jed had an 'oh ****' moment and stopped to dig for his camera. Later digging on the train did not turn one up, marking our second trip causuality. The first was Dorrie's sunglasses and med bag which seemed to have gotten lifted from her handbag in Madrid.
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