Lunch
Palais Bahia
The synagogue in the Mellah
The houses with balconies in the Mellah, the Jewish section, used to belong to Marrakesh Jews
The storks who nest on the walls have stopped migrating
A cafe au lait stop
Restaurants just off the Place
Riad Azzar, my home for ten days
8 comments:
Wonderful! I so love tagging along. Thank you.
Nick,
I was hoping you'd drop by to visit Morocco with me.
the photos are really a dream!
Voidindigo,
Though I've only be home a short while, it almost seems like a dream to me too.
Kat,
I ran into your "Keep the Coffe Coming", and loved it- then found this. Absolutely loved the Morocco pictures and all the rest. I love peering into Cape Cod (always one of my fav places), and the life you lead. I am about 10 years away from retiring from being a school psychologist. I went to Catholic school, and come from a large, close Irish family, also.
I just had to let you know what an interesting, wonderful blog(s) you have!
Rock on - or should I say Folk on!
Marge
Hi Marge,
Thanks for dropping by and taking the time to write such a wonderful comment. Morocco was a great trip, and I had a fantastic time. It was such a different culture and exactly the sort of trip I was needing.
The years until retirement go by so quickly. I was lucky enough to be part of an early retirement package, but those few years whizzed by faster than I could have imagined.
The Cape is beautiful, and I love living here.
We do seem to have a shared past!
Wow, wonderful photos. found your blog by accident but I'm captivated!
Thanks, marigirl
Some of the best discoveries are by accident!
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