Our wedding in Morocco

These are a few of the pictures taken at out wedding in Rabat in 2001

Volubilis The largest Roman ruins in Morocco

2000 year old olive press




Hal and Hasna

The sacred city of Muli Idris in the distance



2000 year old tile floor











Dave Nezha Meriem

Marakesh

Djemma el-Fina in Arabic means “The gathering place of the departed” This is where in olden times the heads of the executed were put on pikes to be displayed in public. Beyond this grisly name, this public square is the spiritual heart of Morocco. (Like Barton Springs is to Austin) For over 1000 years people from all over Africa have gathered here to buy and sell, slaves, gold, guns, hashish, and anything else under the sun that could be bought or traded. Performers, snake charmers, fortunetellers, dentists, pickpockets, traveling musicians, and tourists from around the world fill the Djemma el-Fina 24 hours a day. At nite it becomes the biggest open-air restaurant in the world.
Snake charmer in De Jemma Elfina

Two pretty girls at a fountain









Djemma el-Fina


Djemma el-Fina


Dave Hasna

The Marakesh train station

Pictures from Marakesh

Morocco 2006 Our trip around The Mountains Desert and Sea

Marakesh

Djemaa el-Fina



Djemaa el-Fina


Momma Camel and baby



Jerri Nezha at olive store
Dave In Djemaa el-Fina



Koutoubia Mosque






Old man sleeping in the afternoon in Marakesh






Jacques Majorelle was a French painter this was his private home from 1924 until 1947 now it is open to the public.























Nezha and Meriem In the High Atlas
Dave Nezha



Our transportation





Sheep being moved to the high pastures. Atlas Mountains