Palais de fes Dar Tazi
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Morocco
... we got stuck.
We've been in Rabat a few days as this is the place to get visas for the next couple of counties. This means that we go to a supermarket car park and then Drew (the driver) goes into town to drop off the passports and documentation and then we come back the following day (if we're lucky to pick up the passports with the visas in them. So far we have Guinea, we have Mauritania and Ivory coast to get. So we should be leaving for the ...
The medina
... and scraped by hans over a period of weeks to make them soft and malleable; This requires the worker wading in the rotting water and dye ajnd continually working the hides to soften them. You would never be qble to get the smell out of your skin.
We went back to the hotel for siesta qnd then went for a walk in the afternoon.It was much cooler and the soft light made Fes look closer ...
Fez
Heute haben wir einen Guide, der uns die Medina von Fez zeigt. Es soll die groesste mittelalterliche Medina der Welt sein, die noch bewohnt ist. Und es ist wirklich ein Erlebnis der besonderen Art, als wir, nach dem Besuch des Royal Palace, den es wohl in jeder Stadt gibt, und des juedischen Friedhofs, in dieses Labyrinth mit seinen engen, verschlungenen Gassen, ueberdachten Basaren, angefuellt mit kleinen und kleinsten Laeden, Restaurants, Werkstaetten, Moscheen ...
Camel for dinner?
... died with the watchmaker! Thankfully, this exquisite medersa has been extensively restored some years ago, giving all of us the chance to see the amazing tilework (zellij), carved plaster (actually patterned and elaborately designed as it’s put on the wall!), finely patterned and carved cedar lattice screens (mashrabiyyas) and colossal carved doors. The external brass doors also looked amazing. Around arches and above tiled pillars/columns the Moroccan ...
Leaving Shit Chaouen
... try something new we sat down and were served soup (Harira), a pancake, a hardboiled egg, some cheese, an orange juice, some dates and some Moroccan sweets. It was a bit of a mishmash of foods but it was tasty and hit the spot. Our room was next to impossible to sleep in as the walls held the heat of the day very well and the breeze coming in the massive windows was hardly even felt more than 1 metre from the ...
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