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Archive for the 'Morocco' Category

16 Aug

Souks Marrakech Morocco

The Souks are a maze of market stalls
where spices, materials and shoes, many, many shoes are sold.
Very easy to get lost.
If you do, keep going in a straight line and you’ll eventually reach the edge.

Posted in Morocco by: kimber
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15 Aug

Jardin Majorelle Marrakech Morocco

Jardin Majorelle was designed by Jacques Majorelle.
Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé renovated the gardens.
The blue color is patent and special to the garden.

Posted in Morocco by: kimber
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