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Travel Pictures - MOROCCO - 1998

All images © Ron Miller

Isolated Berber town in the pine-clad mountains of northwest Africa - Chefchaouen, Morocco 
Are these men, sporting their medieval robes with pointed hoods, sorcerers or Berbers? -
Chefchaouen, Morocco 
A dead-end alleyway; the farther one travels from the medina's main
pedestrian routes, the stronger the intensity of the blue paint -
Chefchaouen, Morocco 
My friends relaxing inside our "hotel hashish" - Chefchaouen, Morocco 
Wonderful owner of the self-proclaimed "Moroccan McDonalds" - Chefchaouen, Morocco 
Wholesome Moroccan sandwiches and sumptuous French pastries -
Chefchaouen, Morocco 
Busy caravan of ferries transporting passengers to the old city (Atlantic Ocean in distance) -
Rabat, Morocco
This "water man" moves throughout the city selling water - Rabat, Morocco
The tallest minaret in the world - Hassan II Mosque; Casablanca, Morocco
The busiest square in Africa comes alive at night - Djmaa el Fna; Marrakech, Morocco
The vendors in this night market put out an inviting spread - Marrakech, Morocco
Sunset behind the Koutoubia Mosque - Marrakech, Morocco
Kasbah nestled in the Dades Gorge - near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco
There aren't many places in the world where you can trek to meet a family of troglodytes! -
near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco
 French travelers Gislan and Oeud resting with our guide outside the Troglodytes cave -
near Boumalne du Dades, Morocco
Camels secure in their pen amid the Draa Valley's date palms - Zagora, Morocco
Parking lot for those spectators who traveled by camel to attend the village soccer match (played on dirt) -
near Zagora, Morocco
Resort town of Agadir as seen through the eye of a camel - Agadir, Morocco
Tourists on their dune buggy - near Agadir, Morocco

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