As we head out into the vast medina on day 4 to the historical, religious, and cultural points of interest in Fes, we really got sense that this was everyday experience of Moroccans living in Fes. This labyrinth houses the food, clothing, and other wares of daily life.
Kitty is too tired to finish breakfast.
The king is everywhere!
All these olives come from the same tree, they are just varying degrees of ripeness.
The shops signify what they sell with stuffed animals--this one sells camel meat.
That's a lot of olives!
The containers in back are salt-cured meat preserved in fat.
Making phyllo dough.
Charcoal for cooking individual lunch tagines.
On this street the vendors dyed cloth.
The stained water goes into a drain in the center of the street.
Beautiful metal work.
These giant pots are for rent for when one is making couscous for a huge party, like a wedding.
Leather shoes.
Special occasion dresses.
Comments
Post a Comment