Morocco
March 13th 2008
Published: March 31st 2008
Published: March 31st 2008
Morocco was hands down the most rewarding trip I have ever been on. We went for six days with an excursion program called Discover Seville who had everything planned down to a t (including three fabulous meals a day!) Of course, we did have to buy our own souvenirs, but that was the only cost not included. It was great for us because we didn’t have to do or plan anything - all we had to do was s... Read Full Entry
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rug weavers
their hand worked incredibly fast and the most amazing part was they didn´t have a picture. No picture, or guidlines, yet all three of them managed to stay on the same beautiful pattern with the same beautiful colors
moroccan appetizers
yummy!
tanery
this is where they killed, skinned, cut, and dyed the leather. You can see the many colors of reds in the large buckets. They change the colors weekly, and this week was red (pink, brown, mahogany, marroon, etc.)
tanery
drying and preparing the skins for dying
a baby camel
they always look so at peace...even when they´re young and should be restless!
Tangiers
approaching Tangiers on our ferry from Spain
flag of Morocco
each of the five points symbolizes an important part of Moroccan life...read my blog if your interested.
Rabat Palace
ancient palace of the previous king
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