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1/09/2010

Travellers Photo Gallery

Spain/Morocco SM101

Casablanca and the beginning of our adventure - Hassan II Mosque


Vera and Diana meet a stall holder at the market.


A misty morning in Essouria


Early morning finds Dianne in the narrow lanes with photo opportunites everywhere 


Kit, Brian and John on the ramparts

 


Margot and Brian down at the fishing port in Essouria.

 


About to start out on a walk, Mt Toubkal in the background

 

 


Happy to have reached Tizinamatret Pass, 2,279m

 

 


Barbara and Brian take a break, and ride a mule

 

 


We stayed at the fantastic Kasbah du Toubkal

 

 


Dining out in the amazing Djemaa el Fna Marrakech

 

 


Setting off in a horse drawn caliche. Marrakech

 

 


Roz and Phil take a look around the Majorelle Gardens, Marrakech


Kit now with the Moroccan nick name of Ali Barber at the site of Ait Ben Haddou.

 

 


Just what Brian and Barbara had been looking for - a Royal pattern and all


Wow! the amazing Todra Gorge.


We loved our walk in the palmerie near Todra.

 


Brothers Driss and Rachid guides in the palmeries

 


Refreshing mint tea taken in a home carved out of the rocks

 


Children of the family looked after us well.

 


All ready to mount our camels and head into the desert for our night under the stars.

 


Helen enjoys reaching the ridge of the dune for sunset

 


Our dancing queen Alyson learning a new dance in our desert camp.

 


Heading back to civilsation after a wonderful night in the desert. Merzouga Dunes.

 


Our guide Mustafa in his jellabah waits to enter the royal palace, Fes - it could be a long wait.


Every souk has a fantiastic produce section.

Vera pets a donkey in the narrow streets of the medina


Beautiful pottery tagines


Wonderful sights are to be found in the Fes medina

 


The work is hard and dirty in the Fes tanneries

 


Rob, Kit and Mustafa admire a large jar.


We brought cooking spices from this lovely man in Meknes market


A peep through one of the gates into the an old medina.

 


Mosaic designs decorated the floors in the homes of the ancient Romans of Volubilis

 


The picnic lunch under the olive trees amongst the poppies was fun.

 


Gay, considers a relaxing afternoon massage, Chefchaouen


Abadul our guide poses for us in one of the blue rooms of a riad (traditional Moroccan house).


Gay makes friends with an Ape on The Rock Gibraltar 


Outside the bull ring in Ronda - Barbara, Brian and John

 


Our favourite Bodega in Ronda - the morning after, as we head out into the countryside.

 


Alyson and Peter pause on their walk in the countryside

 


In the market, snails for sale.


Jerez de la Fronterra beautiful Jacaranda trees and historical monuments


Rob Fullerton pointing to NZ on a sherry barrel.

 


Kit entices Roz and Phil to try his bottle of sherry.

 


Sevilla and the fabulous Alcazar - Helen takes a moment to soak it all in.


A group of men entertained us in "the orangery" of the Mesquita, Cordoba

 


Wandering in the gardens of the Alhambra was inspiring (Granada)


Alhambra is full of gardens, palaces and an ancient fort

 


After a dip in the sea we relaxed on the beach at Nerja

 


Flamenco dancers entertaind us on our last night in Spain - Wow


Diana and Nadia became good friends