The coolest thing I've seen today was...
After quite le voyage in which we landed in a chilly dawn morning in Casablanca the group preceded to check out everything the city of 5 million people had to offer, including one of the largest mosques in the world, good ole Rick's Cafe, and delicious food at Sqala. But that wasn't enough, so we jumped in our minivan and headed on to Fes where between bouts of making up for lost sleep we enjoyed le paysage autour de nous.
The following are everyone's reaction to what they thought was the coolest thing they'd seen in the whirlwind tour that brought us from Connecticut to New York to Casablanca to Fes in less than a day and a half...
"The mosque in Casablanca, the architecture was truly amazing, tile work was so detailed, it was amazing." - Itzel
"The medina and the huge market." - Laura
"The street vendors. The things they sell are amazing and absolutely beautiful and the variety is overwhelming." - Ruby
"The view from the rooftop." - Nick
"The Hotel." - Geordie
"The hammam at the mosque/the huge almond smoothie at cafe clock." - Mackenzie
"The guys outside the Sqala restaurant that sang and danced for us. They were wearing completely Moroccan outfits." - Itzel
"The clash between modern and old buildings, the cars, the almond smoothies, the rich smells." - Jessica
"The similarities and differences between the lives of the people here and in the US. Also how nice the people were when I attempted to speak to them in Arabic." - Claire
"The food we had in Casa and Fes. Couscous is awesome. Almond milkshake is so good." - Nera
The following are everyone's reaction to what they thought was the coolest thing they'd seen in the whirlwind tour that brought us from Connecticut to New York to Casablanca to Fes in less than a day and a half...
"The mosque in Casablanca, the architecture was truly amazing, tile work was so detailed, it was amazing." - Itzel
"The medina and the huge market." - Laura
"The street vendors. The things they sell are amazing and absolutely beautiful and the variety is overwhelming." - Ruby
"The view from the rooftop." - Nick
"The Hotel." - Geordie
"The hammam at the mosque/the huge almond smoothie at cafe clock." - Mackenzie
"The guys outside the Sqala restaurant that sang and danced for us. They were wearing completely Moroccan outfits." - Itzel
"The clash between modern and old buildings, the cars, the almond smoothies, the rich smells." - Jessica
"The similarities and differences between the lives of the people here and in the US. Also how nice the people were when I attempted to speak to them in Arabic." - Claire
"The food we had in Casa and Fes. Couscous is awesome. Almond milkshake is so good." - Nera