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For the Travel Photography Inspiration Project at DPS on Morocco, I sent in some photos from my 2010 trip.
Woman and donkey, Ait Ben Haddou
Some families still live in this ancient fortified city in Morocco. Parts of the Russell Crowe film Gladiator were filmed here.
Camel caravan in the Sahara
Despite daytime temperatures reaching 130 degrees Fahrenheit, an evening camel caravan into the Sahara was comfortable. The setting sun made beautiful, long shadows and a wide range of colors on the sands.
Sheep heads, Fes medina
You never know what you’ll see when you turn a corner in the narrow, crowded alleys of the Fes medina.
Man and donkey, Fes Medina
- Great Walks: Travel Bucket List (with Fes medina slideshow)
Barbaby macaque, Place Jemaa el-Fna, Marrakech
Locals in this amazing Marrakech square were very aggressive toward tourists with cameras. Don’t take a picture without permission, and certainly don’t touch a monkey unless you want to pay a lot of money!
Related posts:
- Fried Chicken on the Marrakesh Express
- Ready to taste tagine again
- How to travel the world with children (with video from Morocco)
Previously in the DPS series:
Morocco travel photos on (Don’t Be) Too Timid and Squeamish
You have a beautiful family. Belated Mother's... } – 
nice work-I can see you have put a lot of effort into this.
Those photos are gorgeous! Wow, can a place be any more night and day different from here in the States? I get culture shock just looking at the pictures. (Thank God I don’t run into sheep heads on a table when I go to the local supermarket.)
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