This was quite unlike anything I had ever seen or visited before and it was everything I had expected but more with a riot of colour and frenetic activity that was exciting and vibrant.
I have never taken mind altering drugs but I sort of imagine this would be what it is like.
My head was spinning and overflowing with new sights, sounds and sensations as we walked through the square in a northerly direction and eventually arrived at what most people concede is the biggest Souk in Africa and we slipped into the labyrinthine maze of covered but sun-dappled market streets
Have Bag, Will Travel 
Many years ago before blogging before France came to Casablanca from FL USA to see Boggie!!!
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An exciting part of the World.
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Ha- got me singing along already, Andrew! Don’t know if I’ve read this one- Marrakesh here I come!
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Everyone should visit Marrakesh at least once.
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So long as you’re paying, and you’ll have to convince Mick 🤣💕
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Just a short hop for you guys!
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I know, but he’s really not keen. Might have to leave him behind.
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Absolutely agree – everyone should experience Marrakech at least once. That square remains one of the most stimulating places we’ve ever been, anywhere in the world. Great experience.
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Thanks for adding that
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Happy memories – in part. I got a nasty tummy bug there so missed most of it and I was so fearful of eating that the last two days were spent in hunger! I was young and foolish and not aware of food hygiene in some parts of the world in those days. But I do remember the colour.
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I had a dickey stomach for 24 hours but it didn’t spoil the trip.
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What a place!
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