A shameless filler and, sadly, too old for the theme but I couldn't resist it. Even on much narrower lanes than this one in Marrakech we would have to move over for cycles, motorbikes and donkeys pulling carts. The cart at the end of this road was possibly being a little over-optimistic. Bad news on the shoulder front - it's worse (clearly I need another holiday) - rather frustrating as the 'rest cure' is not at all practical.
PS SOOC and more detail if you view large :0)
@Cherrill I worried about the donkeys too - particularly the ones working on building sites but I didn't see anybody beating or overtly mistreating one - but they have to work hard.
A fav for me for sure. I am so glad you are still posting Morocco photos. I love them. This has so much life and even a bike though I can hardly call it ELB! So sorry to hear re your shoulder. You and I seem to be neck and neck in the recovery realm.
They all seem to be being very good natured about the jam.
Reminds me about this incident a few years ago http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6623901.stm I just loved the quote that the driver had got lost!
What a wonderful street scene! Love the light! Sorry about your shoulder - hope it will get better in time. They do have a tendency to take a long time to recover unfortunately
Again this photo reminds me of Saudi , I can just imagine this scene with them all shouting at each other to get out of the way. Although the pace of life is slower. wonderful capture.... so sorry to hear your shoulder is painful, I wonder if its to do with the change of weather my Knees are very painful at the moment
great street shot - really like it - and bah blah bleurgh to the shoulder issues...rest is dull and boring but maybe necessary - unless of course you can convince Nigel to take you on a 2 month holiday!!
Reminds me about this incident a few years ago http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6623901.stm I just loved the quote that the driver had got lost!