Riad Sara
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Fes - The one and only
... to the viewing platforms its a bit more manageable. I can only imagine working in the tanneries all day, although it was actually very fascinating to watch. The shopowners gave us good explanations and lots of time. Eventually I couldnt take the stench any more and entered the air-conditioned cordoned-off leather shop where we bought some "pouffs", just for escaping the stench! At the end of the day, our tourist rip-off adventures werent ...
Madrid to Fes via Casablanca
... that getting ourselves from the train station to our Riad (accommodation in a renovated old house inside the walled city) was going to be tricky, especially when the guide books basically say don't trust anyone and be careful and don't ask just anyone for information or advice!! An email to our hotel got the necessary response; we can meet you at the station and bring you to the riad! If the Atocha train station in Madrid was as big as a small town, the Madrid ...
Almost pulled a Mallory
... for a pillow! Seriously, the nicest flight attendant ever, I even wrote an email to Ryanair thanking them. Then we spent 9 hours entertaining ourselves in the London airport. This included: reading, sleeping on make shifts couches of pushing chairs together or the floor, some girls bought a couple of bottles of wine, some did homework and no much else... Then we finally took our last flight home to Cork at 8:45 that morning!
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Camel for dinner?
... as set among the dry, flatlands of a valley, formed between the Rif Mountains and Middle Atlas. It’s an incredible view, where scorching summers and little rain produce the pale sandy loam of the lower desert Saharan savannah.
I continued on up the hill to its peak, where the ruins of Merenid tombs provide an impressive image from the city itself. With just a few sections of walls and just one skeletal, tall building of originally 3-4 floors, there ...
Atlast we made it to the Atlas!
We woke bright and early ready for our day of sight seeing in the mountains. We left the hotel and were picked up by our driver from the day before. We drove a short distance out of Fez, passing olive trees along the way, until we arrived at a small village. The driver explained that many of the houses were carved into the stone and he would be taking us to see one. It was owned by a little old lady in her 80s who is kind enough to open her home up to tourists. She and her ...
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