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A woman walks down a gaily painted alley in the ancient walled city in Fez. (Bob Drogin/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
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Two men wash and dye camel, goat, sheep and cow hides in the Chouara, the 11th century tanners’ quarter. Pigments are from plants and minerals.
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A stick of incense burns from one of the sumptuously decorated stucco walls at Bou Inania Medersa, a residential religious school built in the 14th century, in the old walled city of Fez.
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A man hawks dates and other dried fruits in one of the thousands of stalls in the souks of the ancient walled city in Fez.
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A stall specializes in selling colorful slippers called babouches in the ancient walled city in Fez. (Bob Drogin/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
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The sitting area in a two-room suite at Dar Saffarine, a restored 600-year-old residence that now operates as a guesthouse in the old walled city in Fez.
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A man in a djellaba, a long, loose-fitting robe, ducks under one of the many archways in the ancient walled city of Fez.
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