A placeholder and links for information about this trip can be found here and below.
We flew out to Fes (or Fez) on the evening of 7 November. We stayed at the Palais Jamai there – we liked that place, although it flattered a little to deceive with a flashy outward appearance – much of Morocco was like that.
We had arranged a walking tour of the Fes Medina (only feet and mules are allowed) for our first day in Morocco. Our guide, Abdl Jawl, arrived promptly and without ceremony.
A selection of the photos and yarns follows. More photos can be found in the Flickr albums, linked at the bottom of each piece about this holiday.
Having failed my audition as a Klansman, we took some lunch back at the Palace – Pastilla (Moroccan pigeon pie).
Then off again on a taxi tour to Fez Jdid.
Then back to the Palais Jamai after a short stop in Fez New Town at the bank and book shop.
Returned tired. Had Moroccan meal (kebabs, tajine lamb & couscous) at Palais Jamai
All the photos from the first part of our journey (40 of them from that first day alone) are on this Flickr album – click here or below:
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