The most amazing triple! rainbow I have ever seen near Malaga, on the way to the ferry.
After 9 hours of driving, we are finally on the ferry to go across the Strait of Gibraltar.
The Moroccan flag - we are about to step on African soil for the first time.
The living room of the home we stayed in. Moroccans love to entertain and their homes are built for week-long parties.
The second floor living room.
Breakfast the next morning. Clockwise from April is Robyn, Shmuel, Olga, Alex, Isabel, and in front, Mary Beth.
On Sunday morning, we went to Tangier International Church.
It was the house-warming of the new pastor and we were treated to an International lunch. About 12 countries were represented.
A view of the city.
The cathedral spire is left from the days of colonialism, but the new mosque's tower is built higher.
A lighthouse at the most north-western corner of Africa.
April, Mary, and Laura
The entrance to the Medina, the old city market at the center.
Later that day we sorted the items we had brought into things for the younger kids and things for the older kids.
Amazingly, we were also treated to traditional Moroccan tea at a local family's home.
April and Kelly on the trip home.