Along the way:
The Bab-Souk Mosque minaret-
Muslims are called to prayer 5 times a day. A loud singing voice blasts out of the speakers on the top of the minaret. I haven't seen anyone run for the mosque at these times but I guess they do.
The door to the mosque-
One of the many squares and fountains-
There are many gates around the Medina including Bab El Ain which was built during the reign of Moulay Ali Ben Rashid 1471-1511-
A shop selling jellabas-
Magic boxes are just that. You look for hinges and ways to open them but it usually involves sliding a piece or squeezing a corner. They are beautiful-
Souks, souks, souks-
I had shrimp tangine for lunch. It was bubbling when it was brought to my table-
The kashba is the former castle. It cost 60 Durham to visit, about $9, so I just took a picture-
A lantern souk-
A beautiful guest house-
The camp site is at the top of the hill and the view is spectacular-
Cook group starts around 5 pm in order to have supper ready for 7. We have good lights (so far) and a really good set up-
Good bye Chefchaouen!
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