Chefchaouen

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I was here in November 2019 on a crazy journey with my Mom. I hired a cab and took a side trip to Chefchaouen, stopping outside of Zinat on the way there and stopping in Tétouan on the way back.
Photos from Chefchaouen
3 A narrow lane in the medina of Chefchaouen, paved with cobbles and a central strip of flagstones, running uphill between walls painted in several shades of blue, some left as bare plaster above. A young man with a backpack stands against the right-hand wall beside a yellow post box, a blue door stands at the right edge, and a lamp and a tower show against the blue sky at the top of the lane.
Walking through Chefchaouen’s blue medina.
Inside a small bakery in Chefchaouen, its walls and vaulted recesses painted blue. An older man in a knitted cap and a red and white patterned sweater stands at the mouth of a wood-fired oven, drawing out two round, golden loaves on a long wooden peel. The floor is laid with blue tiles edged in a red and yellow border, and a heap of dry branches for the fire lies in the right foreground.
Fresh bread in Chefchaouen.
A small white kitten with black patches on its head crossing the pebble-paved plaza in the medina of Chefchaouen, mouth open and tongue out, at the camera’s level. Behind it, a stack of black plastic crates stands on the left, and across the sunny square run blue and white arcades with café tables and chairs beneath, their upper balconies decorated with painted fish, below a vine and the edge of a mountain.
A resident of Chefchaouen’s medina.
