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  • The warm tones of a wooden door set against the natural stone formed of the Moroocan landscape.
    Essaouira-0052.jpg
  • A large unpolished Moroccan Ammonite from the Atlas Mountains in a roadside stand on the road from Marrakech to Essaouira.
    Morrocco-Ammonite.jpg
  • Palms line the narrow streets and avenues of the old medina of Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0101.jpg
  • Fishing is an significant part of the economy of this sea port. Essaouira was an important trading post and port beginning with the Phoenicians. Moroccan fishermen put a lot of pride and quite a number of hours in decorating their boats.
    Essaouira-0075.jpg
  • A large argan plantation can be found on the road to Essaouira. A cooperative for the benefit of local Berber women processes the fruit of the trees and sells the elegant oil for food and cosmetic uses.
    Essaouira-0056.jpg
  • The Medina wall of the old fortified city center of Marrakech. Called the Red City because of the color of the exerior of each building.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0034.jpg
  • The Town Square of JemaaI-Fna is crowded by day and more so as evening aproaches. It is the largest town square in Africa.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0027.jpg
  • The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech, Morocco.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0023-2.jpg
  • Fine art photograph of a large unpolished Moroccan Ammonite from the Atlas Mountains in a roadside stand on the road from Marrakech to Essaouira.
    Moroccan-Ammonite-Atlas-Mountain-Ess...jpg
  • Our guide, Mohamed kept us on time and well informed on the days activities.
    Essaouira-0115.jpg
  • Colorful Moroccan shoes are one of the crafts that can be found along the streets of Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0112.jpg
  • A national sport in Morocco-Shopping.
    Essaouira-0111.jpg
  • An ancient canon on the ramparts guards the entrance to the old medina of Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0089.jpg
  • People and birds alike enjoy the sun in the old medina of Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0087.jpg
  • Fishing is an significant part of the economy of this sea port. Essaouira was an important trading post and port beginning with the Phoenicians. Moroccan fishermen put a lot of pride and quite a number of hours in decorating their boats.
    Essaouira-0086.jpg
  • Fishing is an significant part of the economy of this sea port. For many people in this beautiful city, fishing is a way of life.
    Essaouira-0085.jpg
  • The red walls of the Medina of Marrakech and the Koutoubia Mosque
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0012.jpg
  • PThe people of Essaouira take pride in there homes as well as their boats,
    Essaouira-0114.jpg
  • An ancient canon on the ramparts guards the entrance to the old medina of Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0090.jpg
  • Moroccan fishermen put a lot of pride and quite a number of hours in decorating their boats. Fishing is an significant part of the economy of this sea port. Essaouira was an important trading post and port beginning with the Phoenicians.
    Essaouira-0079.jpg
  • Essaouira is a major tourist destination, its beaches and bay are popular for windsurfing and sunbathing.
    Essaouira-0070.jpg
  • Essaouira as seen from the approaching road.
    Essaouira-0063.jpg
  • Berber woodworking is stunning to behold.
    Essaouira-0058.jpg
  • Two Berber men of the fields talk over the days news.
    Essaouira-0043.jpg
  • The Red City of Marrakech is filled with delights for the senses. Not least of these are the many orange trees lining the walks and provide a pleasant scent each evening. The fruit is sour so they are left on the tree,
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0038.jpg
  • Palm lined streets are a ubiquitous feature of Marrakech
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0035.jpg
  • The Town Square of JemaaI-Fna is crowded by day and more so as evening aproaches. It is the largest town square in Africa.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0028.jpg
  • The Town Square of JemaaI-Fna is crowded by day and more so as evening aproaches. It is the largest town square in Africa.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0026.jpg
  • The minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech, Morocco.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0023.jpg
  • A family of storks make their home on the wall of the ancient Medina of Marrakech
    Stork-in-Marrakech-The-Red-City--001...jpg
  • The minaret of Kaoutoubia Mosque is visible from almost everywhere in the city of Marrekech, Morocco.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0009.jpg
  • The Medina wall of the old fortified city center of Marrakech. Called the Red City because of the color of the exerior of each building.
    Wall-at-Marrakech.jpg
  • The medina is divided by walls seperating different residential sections.
    Essaouira-0097.jpg
  • The old medina of Essaouira as it is today.
    Essaouira-0087-2.jpg
  • Fishing is an significant part of the economy of this sea port. Moroccan fishermen put a lot of pride and quite a number of hours in decorating their boats. Essaouira was an important trading post and port beginning with the Phoenicians.
    Essaouira-0076.jpg
  • Camels are still an important part of the transportation in this part of North Africa.
    Essaouira-0065.jpg
  • A woman with a toothy smile is grinding the almond shaped nut of the argan tree to extract the oil.
    Essaouira-0055.jpg
  • A woman grinding the almond shaped nut of the argan tree to extract the oil.
    Essaouira-0054.jpg
  • The old pastoral and nomadic past of the Berber people of Morocco can still be witnessed on the road to Essaouira.
    Essaouira-0048.jpg
  • The old modes of transport are still used by the Berber tribesmen of Morocco.
    Essaouira-0045.jpg
  • The Town Square of JemaaI-Fna is crowded by day and more so as evening aproaches. It is the largest town square in Africa.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City--0025.jpg
  • Marrakech is not only a fantastic city, it is also a symbol of the Morocco that once was.
    Marrakech-The-Red-City-.jpg
  • The Road to Essaouira has many small villages that are being upgraded, but old ways still permeate life here.
    Essaouira-0124.jpg
  • This image is of an abandoned farm silo. Used to store feed in the winter months for livestock when farming was a much simpler buisiness than is is today. In this photo, the roof is no longer atop the structure but the bricks are still intack. The silo stands as a riminder of times past.
    Nostalgia-for--the-Farm-Silo-0008.jpg
  • This image is of an abandoned farm silo. Used to store feed in the winter months for livestock when farming was a much simpler buisiness than is is today. In this photo, the roof is no longer atop the structure but the bricks are still intack. The silo stands as a riminder of times past.
    Nostalgia-for--the-Farm-Silo-0007-Ed...tif
  • This image is of an abandoned farm silo. Used to store feed in the winter months for livestock when farming was a much simpler buisiness than is is today. In this photo, the roof is no longer atop the structure but the bricks are still intack. The silo stands as a riminder of times past.
    Nostalgia-for-the-Farm-Silo-0006.tif
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