Riad Zinoun Guesthouse Marrakech

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... them some money so the best thing to do is not even to engage in conversation with them but Ian keeps doing silly things like asking where things are then we cant get rid of the people they are following us around the streets it making me really on edge! In the end we did not see any of the sights we just made our way back to the square to see if they had a newspaper as Ian wants to see the football scores when all of a sudden someone grabbed hold of me ...

... goods fake bags etc and then we got to the big square I did not want to go until the night time but we could not miss it really. We got dragged straight away by a woman doing henna so I now have another henna tattoo.It only cost me 8 pound but she was dissapointed and I think she wanted more. <br><br>We then went and had some local mint tea and walked some more amazingly we did find our way back to our hotel and we went and sat on the terrace in the sun. Got ready after that ...

... three hundred years, the tombs sat untouched, until an aerial photograph exposed them in 1917!]<br><br>After the tombs, and feeling a little peaked by the intense sun and all the walking, we returned to Café du Livres for a some down time, a few snacks, and more Internet access, before going back to our hotel for our bags and then heading to the train station. Yesterday, we bought tickets for the 7pm tonight train ride to Fez &#8211; where we ...

11.2.09 The Air Is Full Of Spices! Marrakesh, Morocco<br><br>[First, a shout-out to our dear niece Elena, whose 7th birthday it is today in Australia! Happy Birthday, Elena &#8211; we love you!]<br><br>So&#8230; it IS true. The air is full of spices here in Marrakesh (sometimes spelled Marrakech). It may be cliché, and it may be what everyone says, but I can now tell you that it is an accurate summation of time spent here!<br><br>We slept in today to the late hour of ...

... And oh my, we had the best balcony seats in the house as the sun turned the scene to a rosy glow and the square came alive w/ smokey food stalls, snake charmers, jugglers, magicians, et al as darkness descended.<br><br>All in all, a most magical night to top off my fantastic adventures in Morocco.<br><br>

... dig in given his less than sanitary disinfection methods (bucket of water strapped to the front of the bike). Next, we hit the "souks" which can best be described as a flea market on steroids... and perhaps acid. It is an intricate weave of winding alleys that you instantly get lost in the minute you dive in. It was thrilling dodging propositions from vendors on each side of you for what seemed like miles, viewing elaborate and ancient ...

... PORTUGAL Our first stop in Portugal was Lisbon where we collected Chris' sister Laura who had flown into join us from England. We spent three nights in the capital and, by chance, we found ourselves staying in the trendy bar area of Bairro Alto so days were filled with sightseeing, scoffing sardines and siestas and our evenings with sipping sangria. By this stage, Chris had fully recovered from his illness, but not before he managed ...

... are guards at the liquor section of the supermarket who ask for your passport and write down the info on it before you can enter. Abdul and his friends gave me some money and asked me to go inside and buy them some whiskey. It was a little funny buying booze for people ten years older than me. Now it is actually raining here in Marrakech which is in the desert and in summer can reach up to 120°F. Welcome to Africa!