Old Fez, continued
This 3-man band played music while
parading through the alleys of Old Fez.
parading through the alleys of Old Fez.
No surprise. An Old Fez carpet shop.
Mint tea was served once again. As usual I
brought my carpets home as videos & stills.
Mint tea was served once again. As usual I
brought my carpets home as videos & stills.
This area, primarily devoted to crafts, is
about as wide and well lit as Old Fez gets.
about as wide and well lit as Old Fez gets.
I did find the butcher, the baker, and the
tailor, the latter pictured here.
tailor, the latter pictured here.
There are a large number of historic mosques in Old
Fez. You can see the fountain for washing hands
before entering the mosque to pray. Unfortunately,
Morocco bans non-Moslems from nearly every
mosque, a policy that hopefully will be changed to
allow access, as in Egypt, Turkey, and Jerusalem.
Fez. You can see the fountain for washing hands
before entering the mosque to pray. Unfortunately,
Morocco bans non-Moslems from nearly every
mosque, a policy that hopefully will be changed to
allow access, as in Egypt, Turkey, and Jerusalem.
If you have a high speed internet connection, watch
the Intrepid Berkeley Explorer's free video of this
trip to Morocco and Spain, "From Flamenco to Fez",
by clicking on AdventurePics.com .
the Intrepid Berkeley Explorer's free video of this
trip to Morocco and Spain, "From Flamenco to Fez",
by clicking on AdventurePics.com .
Morocco