The journey from Moulay Idriss to the UNESCO World Heritage city Meknes took about thirty minutes and when we arrived in the city Abdul stopped first at a lay-by on the edge of the city with a panorama of the city. The word panorama makes it sound picturesque or interesting but I have to say that from here it didn’t look terribly exciting at all, just very similar to Fez with a jumble of off-white concrete box buildings and a forest of satellite dishes and TV aerials.
Have Bag, Will Travel 
Love the colours and smells in souks (butchers and fish apart!)
I liked your previous header Andrew but a change is nice sometimes and this has a good look to it.
Are you going ahead with the A-Z of Greece? Haven’t spotted anything yet. There are two sites to register on and a Facebook page now too due to some much better-organised folk than me.
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Thanks for the comment. I am working on the Greece A to Z – it wasn’t as straightforward as I imagined it to be because some of the translation proved tricky. Nearly there now and have a subject for almost all 24 letters!
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Such crowds of people around all the time, it seems. I don’t know if I could get used to that but the colours are so vibrant; that wouldn’t be a problem. Another lovely tour. Thanks.
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It was almost always busy but you get used to it after a while!
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