Ryad Mabrouka
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Madrid to Fes via Casablanca
... home from boarding school. Three platforms instead of two, open to the elements but crowded with passengers. I am pleased I have booked seats for Fez. Second class is crowded. Our train pulls in 10 minutes late. A Moroccan family of Mum, tiny Grandfather and three children and several huge heavy suitcases are in front of us. The disembarkees take forever to get off. Mum and one child and one suitcase are onboard when the conductor blows his whistle and starts waving his flag. ...
Fes or Fez
... in blissful relaxation, why not?!
Slept at: Dar el Ma (review below)
Ate at: Dar Sekaya (on Talaa Seghira)
We are so glad that we found Dar el Ma. The owner and local host made sure our arrival was hassle-free. First getting into the Medina is completely disorienting. Follow their advice of taking a petit taxi to parking lot Ain Azletten, and then let the shop keeper/manager there take you to the Riad. There are only two guest rooms at the Riad. ...
Culture Shock
... just a very random location. And the reviews on multiple websites were ranting and raving about this place. Weird, because we will not be when we leave a review! Also that night, Chelsea turned the bathroom light off when she was done, but our room was completely pitch black and we were already scared, we decided we needed a night light and we kept the light on and the bathroom door wide open all night ...
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... that will show our differences for example, riding a camel as a means of transportation. Bye Bye for now.
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There are magnificent mosques whose architectural and aesthetic qualities are internationally famous. Its Islamic art treasures are world-class as well. It was mentioned that non-believers ...
Atlast we made it to the Atlas!
... He quickly made friends with them and was led to the liar where they tried to hold him prisoner... but that's a story for a different blog. After playing with the monkeys our driver insisted on showing us the tallest tree in Morocco. It was dead but still a sight to see. From there we ventured on to another small village where we ate a delicious lunch of grilled meat, french fries, and rice.
After lunch we started on the journey back to Fes. On the way we stopped to ...
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