What I found on my drop off (or why I am obviously
not responsible enough to explore on my own)
Most of the buildings in the medina have terraces (I eat lunch
up here when I arrive earlyenough to get a seat--
which isn't very often.)
Getting home in the labyrinthine medina is a problem
for almost everyone. I took a picture of my alleyway turn
so that I would remember which one it was.
I am very lucky in that is was the only turn to
remember. If I can find my way to a certain main
street in the medina, I can turn here, turn at the
next arch, and after that, my alleyway is a long,
winding dead end.
When I have free time, I like to wander around town.
The Kasbah, which I think is the oldestpart of town,
is the most reliable place to find tourists.
It's a bit distracting to sit in class in this building,
but it makes for good doodling inspriationwhen I get bored.
And an arch to go with it.
Do you think I can bring it on the airplane?
And maybe some tile, too.
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