Overlooking the Fes medina (old walled city), a maze of 9000+ tiny corridors winding around each other. 
We stumbled across this little bakery in Tangier when we noticed this guy breaking up old furniture and stuff and throwing it down a stairway. Of course, we followed and learned that it works like this: people dont have their own ovens so much in the old town so they make dough, cookies, cakes, peppers, whatever- and bring it to one of the communal bakeries like this where the baker finishes the job. Amazing the amount and variety of stuff he pulled out of the little oven opening. Super friendly guy and he gave us some pretty decent bread straight out of the oven. The only question we had was what kid didnt get his meal that night! Kidding, turns out the bakeries recently started selling their own bread to supplement income.Oh and the pile of furniture and wood is great. Anything that burns is stacked outside and used to fuel the fire. Anything.
OK, heres the one youve been waiting for. No photoshop required unless someone wants to add a desert and harem. Enjoy:
2 comments:
Who is that cute Morocan chick in the blue outfit you are with, Mary?
are those wedding dresses you are trying on?
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