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    2 star hotel in Fez (looks like Motel 6 has some competition): by smartin1978, Views[620]
         		 More of the Blue painted medina: by smartin1978, Views[580]
         		 Burros are the main mode of transport in the Fez medina: by smartin1978, Views[767]
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         		 Amzazing ceiling art in a building in Fez: by smartin1978, Views[838]
     
    City of Fez: by smartin1978, Views[841]
         		 Huge pots for making couscous which are rented for weddings and circumcisions: by smartin1978, Views[617]
         		 Dave, Raggedy Ann and Rob wearing tradional head scarves: by smartin1978, Views[638]
         		 Main square in Chefchaouen : by smartin1978, Views[677]
         		 Mix of modern and traditional clothing in Morocco: by smartin1978, Views[2239]
     
    Price haggling at a shop in Morocco: by smartin1978, Views[1027]
         		 Cute Moroccan kids trying to get us to haggle with them to buy their wooden
         		 Koran School in Fez where students are expected to memorize the entire Koran (the reflecting pond is for washing up before prayer): by smartin1978, Views[824]
         		 Marketplace in the windy streets of the Fez Medina: by smartin1978, Views[1129]
         		 Moroccan Flag and girl: by smartin1978, Views[748]
     
    Rif (Reefer) Mountains : by smartin1978, Views[2041]
         		 Moroccan Music Show: by smartin1978, Views[724]
         		 Lunch music at restaurant in Chefchaouen: by smartin1978, Views[1055]
         		 Mosque in Fez Medina (city center): by smartin1978, Views[905]
         		 Mountains behind the town of Fez: by smartin1978, Views[757]
     
    Plaza of Chefchaouen: by smartin1978, Views[789]
         		 Rob, Shannon and Dave at a Moroccan restaurant (delicious couscous and the world's best chocolate mousse): by smartin1978, Views[849]
         		 Scarf looms in Fez: by smartin1978, Views[724]
         		 Men dying goat, camel and cow hides by standing in the vats of color: by smartin1978, Views[1205]
         		 Tanning leather the old-fashioned way (the vats of dye): by smartin1978, Views[1372]
     
    The Blue Medina (city center) in Chefchaouen: by smartin1978, Views[6838]
     
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    Christian religion has become an inherent part of the culture on the island. There is a church about every 5 feet, and whether you believe in God or not most people will attend a service every Sunday. Christian missionaries began this tradition on the rainforest-covered island back in the 1830s and it spread throughout American Samoan culture.: by jboschen, Views[529]
    Christian religion has become an inherent part of the culture on the island. There is a church about every 5 feet, and whether you believe in God or not most people will attend a service every Sunday. Christian missionaries began this tradition on the rainforest-covered island back in the 1830s and it spread throughout American Samoan culture.

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