Fes Skyline
Fes, Morocco 2009
One of the many enjoyable pastimes when staying in a Moroccan city is to sit on the rooftop of a riad (an old home made into a bed and breakfast) with your camera and take advantage of the bird’s-eye view.
My daughter and I stayed in Fes for a few days when I last visited Morocco. This was the view from the roof terrace. Late in the evening, we could see families preparing and eating dinner on their rooftops, we could hear the call to prayer from the many mosques but really there wasn’t that much activity. I figured, from the number of satellite dishes sprouting from every house, that they were indoors glued to the latest Egyptian soap opera.
HELLO ROSEMARY ,
IT’S ME , CHARLIE PICHA AGAIN . HOW ARE YOU ? DOING WELL WE HOPE .
I’VE BEEN GOING THROUGH YOUR PAST TRAVELS . THEY ARE SO WELL WRITTEN AND
THE PHOTOGRAPHY IS EXCELLENT . LET’S JUST SAY I HAVE A CAMERA AND LEAVE IT AT
THAT . I DO SO ENJOY READING THE ARTICLE AND LOOKING AT THE PHOTOS .
EXCELLENT WORK . THANK YOU VERY, VERY MUCH .
ALL THE BEST TO YOU , CHARLIE .
Dear Charlie,
Thank you for writing again and for such kind and inspiring words. You inspire me to do my best!
Rosemary