Two continents, two oceans in one day.
Boarding the ferry.
A boy peering out the window as we passed a lighthouse.
Spain in our wake.
As we pulled into the Tangier harbor, we passed by a large and impressive-looking yacht. We found out later from our Moroccan tour guide that it belonged to the Saudi king and according to one of the street merchants that "The Saudi king has Filipinos in his crew who were shopping earlier and bought lots of items" from him.
Tess thinks these camels are cute and friendly but I think they're just waiting for the perfect moment to spit at her.
The main part of our tour was in the Tangier Kasba where many artists and writers have resided, including Matisse, Picasso, and Hemingway.
This archway said to have inspired a Matisse painting.
A quaint bistro claiming to be Trip Advisor's #4 in Tangier.
Couscous for lunch.
Tangier Markertplace.
Woman vegetable vendor.
A vendor sorting out her vegetables.
Tess watching a Berber carpet sales pitch.
Ceramics and artifacts store.
This pharmacy sells herbs, oils, creams, and aromatics.
Not Casablanca, but, "Here's looking at you, kid."
Tea and coffee from veranda overlooking Tangier harbor.
