Ryad Mogador Menzah Marrakech

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... said come and have a cup of tea with me, first we said no no its ok. Then we realised that it was a morrocan man that we had met last night in the bar that emigrated to Australia so we went and had a cup of peppermint tea with him. Whilst I was using the toilet he invited himself out to eat with us so we went and got ready and went back to meet him, I was having reservations about going for a drink with them after and he said oh we can go in the car for a ...

... went to ring Danielle and then went to look at a restaurant that we had got a flyer for in the day it did not open until 7 so we went to the square in the evening it comes alive with street food sellers and snake charmers Ian made the mistake of taking a picture then that was it the snake man came over and started putting the snake around Ians neck and they were demanding that I take a picture I said no as I know then that they want money and I only had 2d and I did not even ...

... donkeys pulling carts, arriving inside the palace walls was an unbelievable relief! No whizzing mopeds to jump away from – no terror on the streets. However, I told Murray it was almost like being on a boat for a while and then finally stepping foot on land – you still feel the water rolling underneath you for a while. So, even within the sanctuary of the palace gardens, I still felt myself on high alert for errant moped drivers for ...

... incredible sights, sounds, and smells (actually, a few of the smells were fairly un-incredible). You may have noticed one thing missing from the day so far… and that is no beer yet! Yes, it’s true – we have not yet consumed any beer while in Morocco (actually, no, untrue – Murray did have a bottle of Moroccan beer (called Flag) last night, from the hotel bar), but we’re heading out to dinner soon (at Le Caspien, a recommendation from an ...

... stepping daintily around a dead chèvre (goat), we found the little sucker (a micro hidden in a cubby hole in a clay/straw wall) and... I do believe Wales now has a new geoaddict! ;D <br><br> That night (alas, my last in dear Morocco!), we headed for the legendary "Djemaa el Fna" Square for a sunset ...

... I saw 3 cobras, 2 boas and handfuls of little black snakes) with their drums and moroccan horns. There were people with monkeys on leashes. Tons of dancers and musicians and henna tatoo stands. There were also a lot of people just asking for money. One of the first people who asked us for money was a small, wrinkled old man with a walking stick and wearing a djellaba (in case you don't know what a djellaba is, google search jawas from star wars ...

... the morrow, the European invasion is ever more apparent, although we quickly realise we're still a part of the madness of the Middle East as we leap frog 3-5 lanes of traffic as cars, bicycles &amp; mopeds all find their little bit of space on the road and all the time effectively dodge the pedestrians in their way. As we return back to the old town within the walls of the medina, we spend some time learning of Marrakech's history at the museum &amp; the Ali ...

... m into toilet paper. Eventually we made it to the main square, an enormously wide plaza, with restaurants, cafes, Moroccan dudes walking around, milling about, and a tall brick mosque monument parked prominently at the nearby mouth of the area. Our group grew by 2 overnight, with another 2 brasilians joining the party, Bianca and Fernando, making the tally 3 brasilians, 3 aussies and a pom. Checked into Hotel Chella, a few thin dusty alleyways away from the main square - a comfy basic ...