Back from Skoura (Morocco) (page 8 of 18)

Can't wait for October!

October will be here soon, but we’ll have to wait even longer.

A few photos from Skoura: The garden tent under the olive and palm trees The delicious cucumber soup. And the tasty minced meat skewers.

I recognize the scenery with great pleasure!

It's true that we had a great time spending a few days in Skoura. We also took part in watering the garden in the evening—not in the middle of the night—a really nice moment.

I read the post—it’s awesome! And I loved the photos!

A few photos of Skoura: The garden tent under the olive and palm trees The delicious cucumber soup. And the tasty minced meat skewers.

We also tried the red beetroot soup with orange—really good too. And the homemade pomegranate juice was amazing!

We only saw the pomegranates in the garden... all green... On the other hand, we tasted some tiny apples and tiny pears from the garden, about the size of a plum, no bigger, but really good.

These are Beldi apples and pears.

Another thing I don’t know about... A good reason to plan another trip... after the summer...

Hi, Apart from apples and pears, what other fruits might we find in the markets in early October? Will we be in time for dates? Thanks.

Early October, there are still melons at the markets. On walks, you’ll see figs. For pomegranates, it’ll just be the very beginning.

Good evening and thank you. We hope we can enjoy the pomegranates.

In October, it's date harvest season. There's a great date market in Rissani.

At the markets, you’ll see mountains of pomegranates for sale. They can be huge sometimes.

Here’s a photo of figs drying in the sun in the Dades Valley (in October).

Weird photo! Cool! Thanks!

We were in Morocco for the apricots and we loved it!!!

Thanks Daniel, We really hope to see all these beautiful images "in person".

Late September—I’m not really sure which fruits will be ripe then. Someone mentioned prickly pears, but I’ve never tried them. ????

Prickly pears