Train travel in Morocco is really easy. Too bad the air conditioning in the first class compartments wasn’t working today.
So we made it to Rabat a bit sweaty.
Rabat is different than Fes or Meknes. It is quite a bit less touristy. Because it is the Moroccan capital city, there were quite a few protests going on while we were here. We have a general rule – if we see protesters or (like today) police in riot helmets with batons drawn running down the street towards a group of protesters, we turn and go another direction.
I opted to leave rather than take photos.
I did, however, take photos earlier in the day at the Kasbah:
And at the cemetery:
And when hubby purchased a new (that would be new for us) adapter for the laptop in the old souks:
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Wow, that really is hot. It’s miserable when the air conditioner doesn’t work.
Have a terrific day. 🙂
Poor hubby.
This truly has been an amazing trip!
Thanks Joyce.
I like Sarah’s tshirt 🙂
and the cemetry head stones
That is one of her favorite shirts this trip.
Interesting tombstones.
Rabat was an interesting city. The cemetery reflects that well.