Brass and copper pots
Beautiful pottery
Many nice things in this artisanal shop
Wooden masks
Woven baskets in many colors
Hotel Excelsior
Older part of downtown
Streets off of the main boulevard
Not too busy yet, until later, it was a traffic jam
Balconies
Carefully crossing the streets
The palms helped to make the streets nicer
Desert palms
Fish assortment at a restaurant
Typical Moroccan ladies out for the day
Cooking eggs on the street
There were no street signs
Little toddler with her juices
Central clocktower
Clocktower
Exposition Nationale d'Artisanat
Rails in the street for the LRV (light rail vehicle)
Light rail vehicle
Very modern
Convenient mode of transport
Side streets in Casablanca
An ad for McDonald's
Sleepy cat
Many small cafes here
Pinchers of ground lamb
Wide streets
Exploring close to the United Square
Other hotels nearby
Many street vendors
Snack shops below apartments
They all look the same
Heading back to the square
Crossing over the light rails
Clocktower
We are guessing these are Berbers – anyone know for sure?
A bandstand was set for tonight's concert
Outdoor cafes
Band practice – show began at 7pm
Will draw a big crowd
United Square
Here comes the cars
Novotel, another hotel
A nicer area
A taxi stand
More traffic
Heading back to the port
Port of Casablanca sign
Middle of nowhere again
Newer cranes in the port
Aida diva – 69,203 gross tons
Lumber is a major export in Morocco
Amsterdam docked in a messy place
Dock was full of sand and phosphate dust
