At long last, the first glimpse at my Morocco photos! After about an hour-long ride on the ferry from Spain across the Med, we landed in Tangiers, and spent two days there wandering the streets in awe of the other-worldliness of North Africa. Looking through my photos after being home for over 3 months, Morocco looks even more exotic than I remembered...
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| First Glimpse of Tangiers from the Ferry Parking Lot |
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| One of Many Tangiers Medina Gates or "Babs" |
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| The Blues and Greys of the Medina Streets |
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| Interesting European Style Architecture |
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| Pink and Green Shutters on a Street Corner |
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| Looking Toward Spain |
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| A Boy Runs Along the Medina Wall |
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| Alas, We Never Ate At "Ray Charly" |
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| Our First Mint Tea (one of many) |
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| A Beautiful & Delicious Lunch |
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| Intricate Wood Work |
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| A City Square With Gangly Palm Trees |
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| A Cute Building |
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| Unknown Industrial Work on the Outskirts of the Medina |
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| Rue de La Casbah! |
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| The Medina Wall, With Rugs Airing Out |
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| An Amazing Row of Medina Doors |
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| More Irresistible Doors |
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| A Dramatic Building Facade |
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| A Glimpse Down an Alley |
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| The Boyfriend--Through the Thick Medina Wall, Looking North |
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| A Sprig of Yellow Flowers Adorns a Beautifully Aged Building |
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