Morocco Trip 2016

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This is a trip arranged for just Judy and I through TripsToMorocco.com . It is a family owned business of two brothers and their father....

When most of us think of Morocco we think of the Sahara Desert, and riding camels. That was certainly a highlight of this trip. This i...

While we were at the market in Erfoud, a relatively remote town with a burro parking lot, unpaved roads, blacksmiths, and the sale of...

                  Another highlight for me was visiting a nomadic Berber family, and having tea in their tent. The youn...

Photo taken by Judy   Of course Morocco is more than the Sahara Desert. This is Chefchaoen, a city in the North end of the country,...

These cloaks, which remind me of Druids, are more common clothing among men than turbans and desert embroidered clothes. This was taken i...

Everywhere in Morocco you are offered mint tea, often sweetened. And everywhere it comes with a flare, pouring it into small glasses fro...

  We visited three kasbah's (old fortresses) that dated as far back as 450 years old.   We visited Roman ruins in Volubilis, incl...

Morocco is replete with intricate carving, tile work, and inlay. Arches are everywhere, and ornate doorways. Many of them are centuries ...

We spent more money than we have on any previous trip, including having to buy an extra suitcase for all our souvenirs.      ...

 The Marrakesh Medina was a circus of snake handlers, story tellers, fortune tellers, dancers, musicians, and belly dancers (men dressed ...

Okay folks, that's our blog from Morocco! I hope my photos gave you the feeling of being there! My main blog can be seen at: http...