These Two are Breathtaking

These two items are on the 2nd floor where the women sit. The top pic is a handmade embroidered Ketubah. The details well no words, from the late 1800’s. Get this the 2nd pic is how women dressed in their bridal gown. Authentic to the times and the Sephardic traditions of the time. There were […]

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The gentlemen who cares for the synagogue opened-up the ark so we can see the torahs. Chilling. The congregation bought almost all of the items inside. The electric and candle chandlers were bought by the wealthy clientele.

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Moshe Nahon Synagogue

We were taken to this active synagogue in the Medina of Tangiers. At one time there were 17 Synagogues in the city. Sephardic jews thrown out of Spain came to Morocco to reset their lives. They first moved into the old city behind the walls but eventually as they gained more wealth moved out to […]

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Tangiers Medina

Entering one of the many gates to the Median. We were told its the American gate not sure why. Hey so much information was being told to us and we were overwhelmed with the surroundings. Its as if you took a giant step into the past. One of the wider streets in the Medina. We […]

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Asilah Medina

We are entering a walled in city known as a Medina. This is a smaller one on the sea coast the one in Tangiers is much larger. And Fez has the largest a whole city within its walls. People come to this one in the summer as a 2nd home. Everything goes on here, all […]

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Drive Along the Coast

Turquoise water stunning, summer homes on both sides of the road. Lush vegetation and tall eucalyptus trees all over. Eucalyptus used for medicinal purposes. Can’t wait to buy some Reid and I in front of the Hercules Cave and the famous grotto opening. The opening is the shape of Morocco, with Tangiers at the top. […]

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April 30th Tangier, Morocco

Now get a cup of coffee, sit down drey has lots to share. Going to be lots of posts. Reid and I have always wanted to visit Morocco, we were very close to booking a trip. Its not expensive, short flight but…… we were concerned about safety and constantly being annoyed by aggressive Moroccans. When […]

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