Riad Sara Hotel Fez Fes

... 400 dirham a night. I think to myself 'oh ****, I just wasted a half hour looking at this place, I don't know where I am, and it is getting dark.' When he asks me how much I wanted to pay I say 250 a night. This is actually a decent price for a hostel, and the accommodations were very nice. They agree and give me a nice room. The hotel owner doesn't speak English or Spanish so I can't really communicate. I think I am finished with Mohammad but he tells me he will take me on ...

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... a glimpse of the supposedly hard-to-glimpse Kairaouine Mosque. As non-believers we were not allowed actually into even the courtyard of this holy site but we had satisfying views of the courtyard which was covered floor to ceiling in amazing tile work. Plus some very nice looking gentlemen in their traditional burnoose's waved at us and made hand gestures indicating good will and respect (so far we have received nothing but good will from the ...

... coming on well I guess. The problem I have is that the teaching methods employed dont suit my style of learning. Most of the class time is used up with us implying meaning via context. We aren't given  sheet of A4 and told to learn it and then discuss it in class....instead we are given some random vocab and given overnight to earn it (about 20 words) ..... the next day we start using the vocab in classroom based discussions. I am a ...

... wave all men away only to pick up a pretty girl 30m furtgher along the road. At one stage Mitch and I were outside one of the Mosques when a loud call to prayer sounded around the area. Within minutes locals started packing into the mosque in droves until the streets seemed empty. It was quite a sight which was welcomed until we realised that most Taxi drivers must also be having a prayer break. Finally we got back to our hotel and afetr a little walk around the souks and ...

... the weavers were producing the most divine silk throws, and the fabulous brass and copperware bazaar was a revelation. Craftwork made in Fes Medina is considered to be the best in Morocco. The Medina is believed to be the world's largest car free urban zone which must be a relief to the countless donkeys stumbling along with everything from concrete blocks to huge fridge freezers strapped to their little backs. Broke my heart to see it. To come ...

... i zene nakon sto su izgubili rat. Ujutro smo se probudili i krenuli prema tamo. Dosao je dan zbog kojeg sam dosao u Maroko. Zaustavili smo se u nekoj birtiji da pitamo kako doći do sela. Svi su se okupili i stvarno trudili ali nekako nisu znali objasnit. Trazio sam ga da mi na papir na arapskom napise imena zena od mojeg rodjaka i njegovo ime koje je tu dobio , a to je Mers El Kebir. Isto tako je napisao da trazim ljude s plavim očima jer mi je rodjak imam ...

... time the bags were thin and torn and broke apart on the beach where they were of course abandoned. Anyway; all the kids made it back to have a nice fire and burn the playground garbage (yep, mostly plastic) to clear the space. The organiser was found crying behind the school. Sam assessed the situation as one of priorities: if you have to focus on food and water and where your next meal is coming from, then there is no way you can get people to care about garbage ...

Nath says: Okay, this has been under construction for long enough, I'd beter write about it. Chefchaoen means 'look at the peaks' which was certainly the first thought that sprung into my head when we arrived. As we wandered through the streets sizing up the various hostels, we got offered drugs about 5 times. We started keeping count, and at the end of our 2-night stay there we think the tally was something like 20. When we foun a hotel, we took a stroll around the rest of ...