Riad Lorsya Marrakech

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Had an ok nights sleep on our bunk bed feel like I am about seven again! Woke up to an amazing breakfast of juice, pancakes, fresh bread, jams and local breads with coffee it was so tasty. Mohammad gave us the info about how to get to the train station. So got ready and went to get a small taxi to the station to get our tickets for Sunday to go to Fez the taxi driver told us it takes 7 hours ahhh perswaded Ian though to get first class as I read a book about ...

Got up at 4am and got to the airport ok in the taxi the hotel where we stayed is really half a mile away from the airport you can see the planes taking off and the taxi cost us 20 euro they know how to rip you off around here. I am excited about the change of scenery and also about going somewhere that is hot I cant wait to get my summer clothes back on again! I hate it on aeroplanes though when people in front of you put the seats down, I know that you can but there is such a ...

... his four wives and 24 concubines! We also viewed the Court of Honour, where crowds of people gathered to beg for the vizier&#8217;s mercy. Over the palace&#8217;s history, the place was looted several times &#8211; especially after the vizier died &#8211; so the palace is no longer furnished. Still, the embellishments speak for themselves &#8211; we were blown away by how intricate and detailed the rooms were.<br><br>After Bahia Palace, we ...

... by pointing out a passing yogurt truck to our waiter. He said, "No, no yogurt," but later came back and said, &#8220;Yogurt, oui?&#8221; &#8220;Oui!,&#8221; I said, and then watched as he ran across the street, dodging traffic, to purchase my yogurt from a little shop, bring it back to the restaurant, place it on a small saucer, put a napkin and small spoon to the side, and serve it gracefully to me. What service!<br><br>After breakfast, we hit the streets of ...

... stepping daintily around a dead chèvre (goat), we found the little sucker (a micro hidden in a cubby hole in a clay/straw wall) and... I do believe Wales now has a new geoaddict! ;D <br><br> That night (alas, my last in dear Morocco!), we headed for the legendary "Djemaa el Fna" Square for a sunset ...

... the English group to eavesdrop on the guide's speeches. The second palace was the Bahia palace, and was in slightly better condition, having been built by another sultan in the 19th Century, and being famed for its classic Moroccan style ...

Rob's been sick lately so we've been laying low. The souqs her provide to all needs so we've been pumping the fruit & avocado juices for immune system fortification. We've done some exploration, so I'll throw up some photos. Thankfully we've also started to make friends with some other touridts, but most are jumping on these heavily scripted Sahara tours, so thet don't last long. Maybe we can find some other peope interested in renting a car and choosing our own pace.

... of French than me. It is his first test as such, as Western Europe doesn't qualify as exotically challenging. My mindset is more of "this country better not be like frickin' Egypt" as we toddle off to find a taxi. I am stuck with only a bare few French words plus the lyrics to 'Lady Marmalade' as the only local language skills I have, unless you also include 'hello' and 'thank you' in Arabic. The first taxi gets rejected by me as too costly, the hardened veteran walking ...