A little more of Chefchaouen and exploring Tetouan, Morocco

Blue alleyway with Moroccan woman. 

A little outdoor market we walked by. 

We couldn’t get enough of the blue painted buildings, fountains, and anything else that a blue paintbrush could reach. 

This woman sells goat buttermilk. She travels miles each day to sell her milk. 

A lovely square in Chefchaouen 

Another alleyway 

There were many beautiful blue doors

A dress meant to be worn to a wedding

Choose your fish and it will be grilled for you. 

Grilled fish for lunch 

We visited an artisan school for kids who couldn’t make it in regular school. The girls are extremely proud of their achievements. 

This is the table the girls in art school are working on. Notice the detail in the woodworking. 

On one of our photo stops a herd of goats and their goat herder came by. 

We all found the goats adorable 

The guys with the Atlantic Ocean in the background. 

The girls 

Photo stop on the way to Tetouan

Our guide hasn’t seen this waterfall flowing in four years. 

Markets are always exciting

When we toured the narrow streets of Tetouan we passed a thread shop.  I would have loved buying some thread to take home. 

Exploring the alleyways which are different in every town.