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- My farewell present from Morocco – a double rainbow on the way to the Tangier Airport!
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- Tfaya Couscous, homemade by Bouchra in Rabat
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- Storks nesting in the Chellah Necropolis, Rabat
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- Two ladies relaxing in the gardens of Chellah, Rabat
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- Sunrise in Rabat.
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- Tangier
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- Spices by the hundred weight!
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- I’d say Rapunzel except he is really shorn.
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- In the Medina, Tangier.
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- In the Medina, Tangier.
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- A pensive soul.
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- More kinds of Olives than you can shake a stick at. And those are preserved lemons – which I pay a fortune for at home. The price works out to about $1.50 a kilo.
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- Friendly fellows in the meat aisles.
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- Every kind of veggie you can imagine.
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- Beautiful looking meat and incredibly clean stalls!
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- Palace gardens.
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- Overlooking the Kasbah at lunch.
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- The Kasbah, Tangier.
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- The path down to a lovely cafe overlooking the Atlantic. Just visible in the upper right it Spain.
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- A gentle old man in a cafe in the Medina.
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- Does anyone know what kind of butterfly this is?
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- The c.ourtyard of the American Legation in Tangier
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- The entry to Dorothy Hutton’s sprawling former residence in Tangier.
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- These Castle walls are heading for a fall one of these days!
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- Beauty, plain and simple.
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- A smiling horse head from late Roman times.
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- Kitty has a thousand yard stare!
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- Cap Spartel or Malabata, where the Atlantic and Mediterranean meet.
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- Asilah, just down the coast from Tangier.
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- Asilah, pride of place seems to be very important here.
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- Asilah – a white and blue town.
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- Asilah is an artists haven.
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- Asilah just before the rain.
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- A line fisherman waiting for calmer seas.
Smith the Traveller 
The colour…. The movement and moments captured. Cheers to your fantastic eye Kim!
amazing photos