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RABAT
Hammam (baths) inside the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
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The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca is the 3rd largest mosque in the world.
Interior, Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
Main Hall – Hassan II Mosque, Casablanca
One of many large doors insde the Hassan II Mosque Casablanca
Our trip leader Aziz
The Moroccan Flag
Exterior of Royal Palace in Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
Chellah is a necropolis and a complex of ancient Roman ruins at the outskirts of Rabat
The door to a tomb
A surfboard awaits the arrival of a young woman surfer.
The young female surfer who walked the surfboard to the beach.
Wet suits hang to dry at the beach in Rabat.
Fruit drinks in the market in Rabat during an evening walk
Walking to the marketplace one evening in Rabat
A store along this Rabat street in the marketplace
Proprietor of a kaftan store on his cell phone.
Waiting for customers at this shoe store in Rabat.
The shadows of tripmates as we walked to the rerstaurant in a riad in Rabat.
Our tables set for dinner.
The magnificent interior of the Riad.
Serving the main course.
Dinner at the restaurant in a Riad in Rabat
This man played the Oud and sang during our dinner.
Our delicious dessert in the riad in Rabat.
Roadside marketplace outside of Rabat
Casaba Melon at a roadside marketplace
Freshly picked grapes at a roadside marketplace outside of Rabat
Blue and white walls in Rabat
One of many blue and white walls in Rabat.
One of many blue and white walls in Rabat.
Blue walls in Rabat
Blue Door 1
Blue Door 2 in Rabat
Blue Door 3
More of many blue and white walls in Rabat
Interestingly styled phone booth on the street in Rabat
On The Way From Rabat to Fez
The Basilica of Volubilis, the site of the ancient Roman city
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A Local Woman in the Countryside on the road to Fes
Rural Home
Freshly picked grapes at a roadside marketplace outside of Rabat
Casaba Melon at a roadside marketplace
Roadside marketplace outside of Rabat
A Contrast in Carriages on a street in Meknes, Morocco
Volubilis- Stork Nest on top of the Column
Columns in the ruins of the Basilica in Volubilis
Morocco-Volubilis
One of several tiled floors in the ancient, historic Roman ruins of Volubilis
FEZ (or FES)
A view of a hillside in Fez, Morocco
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The Mellah is a walled Jewish quarter of a city in Morocco
The locked doors of closed shops on the main street in the Mellah in fes
This Optician’s office was along the main street in the Mellah in Fes
An Optician’s Door in the Mellah in Fes
Grains and beans for sale in the market in the Mellah in Fes
Storks build their nests in cell towers throughout Morocco like these in the Mellah in Fes
The hands and beautiful rings of City Guide in Fes, Mohammed
Mohammed
A Moroccan Potter in Fes
Cutting mosaic tiles while listening to music on an iPhone
A sample of some of the mosaic tiles
Each mosaic tile is painted by hand.
Laying out the mosaic pattern in the Tile Workshop in Fes
Exmples of the Mosaic tile table tops and fountains at the shop in Fes
Tiles
Entering the Medina
A Mule carries goods through the Medina
Chachnou is the Moroccan Arabic word for the fruit of the strawberry tree.
Live Snails in the Medina in Fes
We walk the narrow pathways of the Medina
A display of mannequins wearing hi jabs in the medina in Fes
Musical Instruments in the Medina
A Fabric Weaver in the Medina
Fabrics are made of Agave Silk.
Fruit Vendor in the Medina
Working the hides in the vats
Dyeing Hides in The Tannery in Fez
A 3-shot panoramic view of a Tannery in Fez
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