Such colors. This is the display of prayer rugs at a street merchantâÂÂs stand. He had many more, I chose this photo to share.

I was surprised at the number of leather goods stores in Morocco. I saw them in Tangier also.

This view is of the medina and a cart with nothing but pomegranates. Along with a few of the Cruise Critic group.

In the basement of a nice restaurant, they bake their bread. It is a large oven. When I went in they were cooking something besides bread.

Answering the call to prayer. I heard the sound, and then I saw the men answering the call to prayer.

When Casablanca was still French held, there were many Roman Catholics. Although there only a small number, one can still see small shrines like this Notre Dame Lourdes shrine.

Light rail service in Casablanca is quiet and operates on a convenient schedule, similar to what I saw in Seville.

Jim, what is that being cooked in the bread oven? It doesn't look appealing to me! But, I enjoy your pictures and comments. I'm traveling, vicariously, with you! :-))

I am guessing either lamb or goat.

Jim, do tell how you got "In the basement of a nice restaurant"?
I've been on tours where we were pre-planned to go into "back-stage" areas. Was this part of the tour?
I think you are probably correct that it is " either lamb or goat."

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