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         		 cactus plants bathed in the sun: by modernnomad_justyna, Views[332]
         		 on the other side of the beach vastness and beauty of nature.: by modernnomad_justyna, Views[301]
         		 the beauty of nature at the beach soft sand and thistles holly: by modernnomad_justyna, Views[324]
     
    impressed hand on the stone wall. behind the beach: by modernnomad_justyna, Views[346]
         		 homeless shelter on the beach. between the sea and the city: by modernnomad_justyna, Views[291]
         		 After tea, the family continues to cooks the rest of the sheep. This includes the intestines, head, and feet. These parts were eaten through out the week and even sometimes month until all pats of the sheep were gone. : by janicekbyth, Views[426]
         		 When we are done with the first meal, we drink some mint tea prepared by Meryem. It’s a wonderfully sugary refreshing drink to have after a large meal.: by janicekbyth, Views[285]
         		 Back at the house, Muhammad helps prepare the sheep for eating. The heart, lungs, and liver are cooked and eaten first before anything else. Everyone helps with preparing the meal, whether it’s cutting the meat, cooking, or making the salad. : by janicekbyth, Views[611]
     
    While we waited for our sheep to be skinned for us, another sheep was getting prepared for sacrifice. Our sheep had bleated a lot before hand, but this one was quiet like he had accepted his fate. : by janicekbyth, Views[326]
         		 Early on the morning of Eid, I woke up with my host sister, Meryem and host dad, Muhammad to get our sheep. Eid Al Adha is an Islamic holiday comes from the story of Ibrahim’s devotion towards God and his willingness to sacrifice his son but in the end God gives Ibrahim a sheep instead This a picture of the sheep right before my host dad sacrificed it. In order to prepare for this holiday, the family fasted before hand and my host dad prayed at the mosque before driving to the farm. : by janicekbyth, Views[386]
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         		 Essaouira's fish market: by marocco_mirages, Views[250]
         		 Mirage in the desert: by marocco_mirages, Views[247]
         		 A normal evening in Jam El Fna square, Marrakesh: by marocco_mirages, Views[227]
     
    A joung bedouin man showing its horsemanship abilities on Essaouira's plages: by marocco_mirages, Views[248]
         		 Family errands I'm sure, but such a delight of contrasts for this observer: by inta, Views[254]
         		 Passing by a gate, there stands the lady in blue, completing the view.: by inta, Views[261]
         		 A local Moroccan boy with his donkey couldn't have been happier to 'SMILE
         		 Beautiful & perfect mosaic livens up the worn out walls of the medina.: by inta, Views[284]
     
    Colorful laundry brightens up the crumbling blue alley of Tangier, Morocco: by inta, Views[329]
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         		 Busy workers in a small restaurant and good Tajine of Ram served all long day.: by francescobadiali, Views[292]
         		 Woman washing clothes in a small village on the Atlas Mountains: by francescobadiali, Views[419]
         		 A potter and the fruit of his work.: by francescobadiali, Views[322]
         		 A landlord and His watch. His wife and her shyness.: by francescobadiali, Views[341]
     
    Probably the quietest butcher along the Draa Valley : by francescobadiali, Views[324]
         		 Ford in Marrakech: by mariellamelie, Views[257]
         		 Shopping in Marrakech: by mariellamelie, Views[262]
         		 Family love in Essaouira : by mariellamelie, Views[246]
         		 Fisherman fresh from sea in Essaouira : by mariellamelie, Views[245]
     
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