Children wear uniforms. Must be able to afford the uniform to go to school. Some schools the girls have pink uniforms.
White robe women wear in this town.
Woman was waving NO to me for taking picture. She was FAR away. I was zoomed in.
People live in caves. If pink, it is a house.
This cave is for cold storage.
We were served mint tea in cave house. 400 years old and 18 generations of the same family. They dug the cave out, shovel by shovel. Now there are two stories above with more modern area to live. Parents sleep here.
Making the tea
The kitchen
This is house built about the cave. In the Medina, all the houses are connected. They build about and higher.
Dry river
Woman walking with unbanked dough on head.
Women washing clothes in a river.
Business where you rent everything needed for a wedding. Including food, dresses. The bride will wear seven dresses. The wedding takes six to twelve hours.
Boys students
Men at cafe.
Mother and baby
Sefrou. Old Jewish synagogue was rebuild from donations.
Hebrew on the fluorescent light.
Entering the Medina
Dress shop
School shirt uniform
Silk factory, scarfs for $7. Large pieces could be used on king sized bed for $75. I did not buy. Too much.
Jack and I have gone Muslim.
Not my best look.
Cactus is taken part and the inside becomes string for scarves.
Room where is fire is made for the Turkish baths. Man poor man slept in the corner on a makeshift bed.
Antique store in what was once a private house. Three floors for unbelievable intems. House dates back to 1400.
Area where leathers are sold.
Piles of leathers.
The Muslim call to prayer, five times a day. While looking at the pool and gardens of hotel.
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