The landscape becomes very dry, but there is a river...
We drive to the cedar forest, which is a national preservation and is inhabited by monkeys called Barbary apes, the same ones found on Gibraltar. A man, a Berber, named Mohammed, and his daughter meet us. He is a retired teacher. He tells us about the importance of the forest and the area. His daughter is on a full scholarship to the only private university in Morocco, a very prestigious and VERY expensive school. Her older brother also attended that university.
If it were not raining, we would go for a walk in the forest.
On to Fes where we stay at the wonderful Palais Jamai in the medina, our most luxurious hotel.
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