That's a camel's head.
Tannery for camel leather
Wall of camel leather hats.
These are things they use at weddings to carry the bride.
The Moroccan "pharmacy"
Sniffing this spice was supposed to make you more awake and alert, as well as clear your sinuses and rid you of headaches.
Moroccan viagra. So they say.
The restaurant we ate in for lunch.
Appetizers
Couscous!
It had a leaf... it was exciting...
Hand woven scarves and fabric.
Everyone had satellite TV
The clay they use to make pottery.
Mishri made a friend
Their process for creating designs.
Turban time.
I don't know who that is, but this picture is hilarious.
Bathroom.
During one of our stops on the bus ride.
Oasis!
Little boy selling a camel made of grass for 1 Euro. I bought it...
Lunch.
We ate at a hotel at the Oasis, and this is a view from one of the balconies.
Ahh I've always had a thing for palm trees.
I like this. It's in Erfoud, right before we took the jeep rides into the desert.
The jeeps!
Kate the great.
I love Moroccan tea.
I bought the blueish/ indigo one on the bottom right...
The dining tent.
