Day 5 in Fez, Morocco: We sleep late to recover from our day of sleeping on the bus. Touring in Fez starts with lunch in a spectacular, ornate restaurant. Then we hit the streets of the Medina again, a confusing maze of narrow winding roads that can only be navigated by natives. Shops, butchers, live chickens, fabrics, clothes, produce–almost anything you can buy set in crowded dirty streets, bumping up against people, making way for donkeys, motorcycles and wheelbarrows. We also tour a palace and Medursa (Koranic school) where John Morton calls in the light. The day ends with a tour of a traditional pottery manufacturer. Then we’re on our own for dinner.
I am soooo grateful for internet… One more day that I get to travel with you. So far this trip is awesome… And I didn’t have to sleep in the bus but in the comfort of my own bed, lol! Aren’t we lucky to be part of this wonderful family? or what!!! Loving Light with a tickle and a smile… 😉 CB
Dear David,
Thanks you so very much for the pictures
I love seeing where they are and what they are doing
My thoughts and LIGHT are to you all
LOving youi
HUla gal
Thank you so much for the daily reports, which keeps me so connected.
Especially seeing J-R’s photos !!!!!!
Thank you –
Love
Gudrun
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, J-R! THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU.
From,
Victoria, Jubiline + Smyekh David-West
Hi David,
I love the pictures of the cats!!! i want to take them home. I love all your pictures. I feel like I’m in Morocco with you J-R and John and all the peeps…
love,
Sherie
Hi David: I am having such a great time following you all on this incredible journey.. your pictures transport me there. The cats are so cute, if I were there I would have a hard time not touching. Thank you,
Love to all and Gratitude….
Barbara