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An A "mazing" city
What an amazing city is Fes (or Fez as it is also spelled)! It is considered as one of the four imperial cities of Morocco and is the country's second largest city. Fes (the old city) is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and with reason. We loved it although we were intimidated about heading into the old city on our own as there are literally …
The little cylindrical hat with tassels...
Got to sleep in today until nearly 9 when Nathan's stomach told him we needed to eat breakfast. That is breakfast that was non-existent other than a few pastries on a tray but there was coffee. Oh, and wireless if you stood in a particular 4 foot square spot off the main entrance.
Fez, or Fes, aka the red cylindrical hat with tassels. The …
Morocco - A Land of Contrasts
... there's quite a bit of inter marriage. Morocco has only been independent since 1956 so it's a relatively young country but in the last10 - 15 years massive changes and growth have occurred. Education is now compulsory, and there are now 34 universities in the country, girls cannot marry before they are 18, slums are being eradicated and housing being provided, massive building and road projects everywhere - there's lots of ...
Madrid to Fes via Casablanca
... poisoning and diahorea are common in Morocco. We have packed Imodium but we would prefer not to use it. Dinner will be served on the terrace near our room. Our room is up two flights of stairs. It has windows onto the terrace. It is decorated in typical Moroccan style, walls of dark orange, colorful tiles and painted murals make the room seem so inviting. It is very comfortable. The Riad has been operating for just over a year. At 8pm, one the staff lays out the tableware on ...
Un Fes'ed
... 8220;Euro Camping”. It appears to be someone's rather fanciful, but still to be realized dream of a deluxe campground. We entered through a full size castle gate complete with crenalations and stonework. A couple of fellow met us and directed us up a hillside along a very lovely stone and brick entrance road and past some castle-like buildings (the purpose of which we still have not determined as they seem vacant), and finally up to a level terrace of probably about ...
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