A Narrative Tale of Morocco

"This book started as a report of my ten day excursion through quite a large area of Morocco. As we 95 tourists arrived at the airport of Casablanca, upon saying our names, we were told which one of the three 'Caravan' buses to enter. Each day we arrived at different locations and behaviors: Straight south-west on the Atlantic presented the rich, circulation of fish from the Equator - close to that area are some human fossils dating 400,000 BC, and the yearly event of "Moroccan Woodstock"; South of the Atlas Mountains are many movie sets, do to the rain less area that was not desert; Far north, "The Versailles of Morocco"; In the capital Rabat, we entered the forty feet high vault of King Mohammad V, and two of his sons. "The building is considered a masterpiece of Alaouite dynasty." - Wikipedia. Though this book started as just a short journal, upon arriving home, mostly Wikipedia, and some Google, made it become a 141 page book with 219 pictures."

- J. Peter Hall