Come with me to the Casbah..!..part 1..

What a wonderful tour Bloomer..thanks for sharing!
Lovely buildings. :))))))))

Thanks Pixi..glad you enjoyed it..so glad we went ..:o)

Lovely photos Bloomer - but how on earth did Lupa get from the Sabine Hills to Casablanca (the photo with the 3 cats)??? She must have thumbed a lift to Yorkshire then slipped into your suitcase when you weren't looking ....

Lovely Bloomer - what a place - and look at that fruit and veg stall Wow !! It looks like Hywel's cat ! Lovely art work on the glass roof ; love that ceiling view Bloomer really nice!!!! Thanks for sharing Bloomer :)))))))))))))))))))))))

ha ha,Terry..I just said," here,Kitty.,Kitty,.some lovely fish for you.." and there she was ! :o))...thanks,it was a lovely experience..

Oh, that cheered me up on a cold winter morning!

thanks Paul..wonder if I had called her 'Blodyn' she would have come running ? :o)..I think the poor things would have all done that,they all looked so thin,probably feral..
We saw some wonderful buildings..especially the new mosque..the largest religious building after Mecca..( not the Bingo! ) ..Lol.I will post a blog soon..:o))

Thank you,Ojibway...Wish I was there now..cold here as well,but better than the rain and gales we had yesterday..it is sunny at least :o)

I'd love to see some more B. wonderful pics. I love that front door to the Palace! and those veg look so fresh. Yum.

Lovely Sandra!!.......get a shift on, we want some more ..lol..:-))

Thank you,G.I loved that door too..and the veg was good looking..but probably would have needed a good wash first,but we do that anyway,don't we? There were lots more just all over the floors...all those pussy cats around !

You haven't changed,Lou..still as impatient as ever ! Lol.
I will do my best...I am trying to save things for later,as we are already starting to find things to blog about,and pics to show..and winter isn't quite here yet...not ready to look at snow pics for a while..just hang on in there..but thank you,glad you enjoyed it..:o)

Grand tour, many thanks.

lovely photos, thank you bloomer, i bet those cats would have liked the sword fish.

How good does the fruit & veg look? ... I love the Hand of Fatima door knocker and the glass roof ... so lovely to see parts of the world via the screen & GoY ... thanks for sharing, Sandra ... :o)))

A Fabulous place Sandra the fruit and veg looks so colourful .. I bet you could have stayed much longer to take it all in !

lovely place sandra and great pics of the moisaic buildings, i love thi sort of things, seeing the locals going about their daily buisness :o))

'Rock the Casbah!', Bloomer, loved this blog...great photos and commentary...Casablanca...always been on my 'bucket list' - now moved up a place or two! Thank you! :)))

Oooh lovely blog Bloomer:-))

Lovely blog. Reminded me of the years I spent living in Jordan. The old architecture is so beautiful & I always used to smile to see lovely roses & other plants growing in large rusting olive oil cans. Looking forward to seeing more pics of your tour.

I enjoyed my visit to the Casbah Sandra, the mosaics and buildings are lovely, liked the scene with the ladies doing their daily tasks, it really is bottoms up lol The ceiling is just dreamy, imagine lying down gazing up at that, you would think you were in heaven! looking forward to the next episode;0))

Wow what a place. The buildings are fabulous, such attention to detail (a welcome change after some of the places round here eh). Looks like you had a lovely holiday. Looking forward to the next installment :)

Great blog & lovely pics Sandra..would not fancy the swordfish though..glad you enjoyed your morning there..Thanks for sharing..:o)

Fascinating blog, thanks for sharing with us....

Thank you,Cazcat,and .no wonder the cats hang out there..Sticki,..hope they got lucky .....It looked very good Shirley..and all the smells of different spices were wonderful..We didn't buy any,as their currency,,is a closed one,and you are not allowed to take it out of the country..but some of the main shop accepted Euro's..The Palace of Justice really was a lovely building..:o)
thanks Amy,we could have stayed all day,as so much more to see,but we saw the main places of interest..
Thank you,San..I love seeing other cultures too..it seemed it was mainly women doing the chores !..they were so pleasant and friendly..:o)..
Thanks Karen..you would love it there..we weren't sure what to expect,as you hear so many negatives about these places..but like anywhere,you have to judge for yourself..:o)
You know just what I mean then,Dwyllis..and they make use of everything,don't they? ..so much poverty,which makes you appreciate just how lucky we are...
Glad you enjoyed it Carole.some of the mosaics were so intricate..I almost got the chance of lying down to see that ceiling..uneven floor..which we were warned about..but dozy me,didn't see the empty water feature,whilst looking up !..our guide just managed to shout a warning before I stepped in it ! Lol....
thank you,Sam..sadly,it does have a lot of ugly places when you reach the city itself..but you just accept it as it is,and enjoy the beautiful things that are there..:o)
Thank you,Joan..no,I wouldn't have fancied it either..pleased you enjoyed it:o)
Thanks Dd..very different from other places we have been to..but a nice experience..:o)

Don't suppose you popped into Rick's place? "Of all the bars in all the world ............" (Sorry! Fave film!) ;o)

LOl.Nariz,no we didn't ,but managed to get a pic from the coach window as we passed..only a side view though,and a bit of a let down,to be honest..It wasn't possible to get a shot of the frontage ..which looked more authentic..:o)
I have planned to include it in part two..so you will see a view of it then..

Looking forward to that, Bloomer :)

I love going where 'angels fear to tread'...well, within reason... lol!

We did'tread carefully' Karen...well except for me nearly falling down that b....y water thingy ! Lol..I never fail,wherever I go..:o).changed opticians..no different ! Lol.

sandra in sharm el sheik its all men doing the cleaning in hotels lol, great to see hahawomen cant do such jobs.

Is it because of their religion,San , or being among other men?I haven't heard of that before..do they stay at home then ?

Very interesting place, loved the photos

Thank you,Carol..first time we have been,and really enjoyed it....

woman can work on reception area as long as their huband or brother works there, but not aloud in bedrooms, i guess incase they are in a room and a man enters, cant be alone with a man.
but i have to say the egyptians are lovely people, male and female, so chatty and love the british. like you say its all down to culture or religion, there is muslam and cristian there, about equal in numbers and no trouble,

Smashing Bloomer, must have missed this one so get to see both in one day...

If only everyone could get on,in the name of 'Religion' San,but I won't go down that road !

Glad you enjoyed them both,Lincslass..a busy touring day for you ..:o)thank you....

i agree sandra.