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why ilove morocoo
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https://youtu.be/mCZJ6GWkF7c ll the news headlines internationally are so grim at the moment and life here is such a contrast, why not convey that? Tell us why you like Morocco so much and why people should visit.” Well, it is rare that I get such an easy and pleasurable subject. My problem with this one is that there are about a thousand reasons I like
THE BIG DOOR OF MOROCOO
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Of all the things photographed in Morocco, doors may be the image most often captured. No two ever appear to be the same and on houses that often look similar on the exterior, unique doors are a way to set each apart. When you travel in Morocco keep on the lookout for colorful and unique doors waiting to be photographed! Doors of Morocco The main gate of Volubilis near Moulay Idriss. An ancient UNESCO World Heritage Site, this gate has looked out over its surrounding green Middle Atlas fields for many centuries. The Rissani Gate – one of the most famous doorways to the dunes of the Sahara Desert in Morocco. The famous blue and yellow door at Jardin Majorelle in Marrakesh – perhaps one of Morocco’s most selfie’d spots! A door inside the Kotoubia Park in Marrakesh – If you need a break from the hustle and bustle of Jamma el Fna then the Kotoubia park is only a short walk and is the perfect place t...
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After a couple of days in Marrakech with friends it’s time to continue our journey. We leave Marrakech on early Wednesday 14 April, we had romantic ideas of getting a train from here to Fes but our bikes weren’t allowed unless completely dis mantled. We can take a bus, it’s only at 12:30 but it’s now 9:00! We waste time drinking cafe au lai, eating boiled eggs wrapped in pancakes (a first and sooo good) and beans. We arrived in Fes two hours later than estimated, our bus driver found it very difficult to go 100 kmph let alone 120 kmph (the speed limit) which made the 10 hour journey very tedious, Alex started reading the same book twice… Despite saying we wouldn’t stay in the same place we did when we first arrived in Fes (with hindsight the grotty sheets, cold showers and sound of cats crying weren’t great) but it’s late and all the other places have seedy men so it will have to do. On a plus note they have sorted the showers and the water is hot! We leave Fes the morning of...