Riyad Sheherazade Fes

... tour of the medina. I take a shower, and he returns in 20 minutes to take me around. He takes me on a tour of the medina, which is impossible to navigate without a guide. He points out many of the famous places and things to see. While talking we discuss partying and he wants to buy a bottle of whiskey to drink. I tell him I want to go to the internet café, and he leaves while I am at the computer. I don't really have a good vibe about it, so I try to go back to the hotel ...

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... here). This Mosque is famous for a few reasons. One is that it was the largest one in Morocco until recently. More importantly it vies with Cairo's Al-Azhar for the title of the world's oldest university. It was founded in the 800's. t is interesting to think that back in those times the Europeans huddled in their fur and castles and thought that left over Roman buildings and bridges were built by devils and these "third world heathens ...

... slow on the uptake these days (I am 31!) so I can get a bit frustrated.....but overall I am enjoying it. It is extra difficult because we are learning about grammar as we go along. Atleast I know that sentances contain something called the subject and the object (i didnt know this before) and that verbs have to be conjugated Honestly, we dont get taught this stuff in UK high schools..... Anyways, see you soon and take care..... 

... dinner we went on top of the roof, watched the stars (some spectacular of the shooting variety) and played guitar. This morning after breakfast we journied deep into the thriving Medina. At breakfast an English couple warned us of the trials that awaited us trying to negotiate the labrynth of streets, alleys and tunnels. After walking along the main path for 15 minutes we were guided (which the fella assured me was for free) to a tannery. From above the large work area we ...

... at night would be out of the question. Our local guide in Fes was Morocco's answer to Del Boy so that is what I will call him as his name escapes me now. Del Boy would be leading us through the Medina and Mohammed would be at the back ensuring that nobody strayed. We must have spent a good four hours exploring and poor Mohammed never stopped counting heads the whole time! It must have been a nightmare for him as there were 14 women in our group, all ...

... plave oći, te je jos napiso da je familija dosla iz grada Aluchemas na istoku te da trazim izgubljenu familiju.Platili smo čaj, zahvalili se i otisli dalje. Dosli smo blizu tog mjesta koje je ucrtano na karti ali jako čudno je da ljudi koji tamo zive nisu prepoznali to selo koje sam ja trazio. Da ne dubim, na kratkom području nalaze se 3 sela koje imaju isto ime, tj. Ime koje ja trazim . Ja sam se odlučio bas za to jedno selo jer prema orijentaciji iz ...

... He thought aloud about why their was no service to pick it up, before realising mid sentence you would have to get people to put something in a bin in the first place. Caring about litter and the environment is a rich world luxury. Basics need to be attended to first. Ghana has a small tax base but does well from aid and excellently from any promise of debt relief as it is comparatively well organised democratically. With a US$10bn economy and US$3bn tax base for ...

... town, which is just large enough to get thoroughly lost in. The hardest part is that all the streets, as you can see in the photos, are painted blue and white. Apparently, they were originally green and white, but while under Spanish control they passed a law forcing the green to be replaced with blue. Not that the colour scheme is anything to complain about, since the entire town is very beautiful. It's as if one of those picturesque greek island villages got transplanted ...