We stopped at a small village in the Atlas Mountains. That was the entry point for a hike in the mountains up to our local hosts home and another homemade lunch. This small village was very active and while small, it seemed to have everything one might need to maintain life.

In the first photo, we just left the main mountain road and are walking into the village. The photo shows most of the market area.

The second photo just shows a booth or two but I mostly loved the woman’s baby carrier.

This is a restaurant and the place smelled wonderful and the food looked good too.

We learned that the door where the man in blue is entering is the village health care facility. We didn’t go inside.

This was another restaurant and they had their food on display. It was mostly fish and vegetables and everything looked good to me.

Once more showing that this small village had most everything: a two-man mule shoeing operation, right next to crates of pomegranates.