The square in Marrakech at sunset. It's called the Djemaa el Fna and contains snake-charmers and chaps selling orange juice. Also tourists with black plastic bags with over-priced trinkets in. And people on mopeds.
It's not just me that likes trains; Joanne took this one in Fez. As you can see, it's a 65/607 4.3 series 'Shamlar' loco with unusual double-coupled bogeys and a radially-oriented power distributor. It's not really, I just made that up.
Joanne getting on the train in Fez. I thin kwe calculated that between us we've been on trains in about 20 countries on all continents (except Antarctica, which we haven't been to and which doesn't have any trains).
I'm told this picture of Joanne mirrors one taken of a well-known person on a bench in front of the Taj Mahal once. I'll allow you to draw your own conclusions.
Look! It's me. This is on the boating lake in the park in Madrid. Behind me is a huge memorial to a Spanish king, possibly Alfonso the 12th. One of that crowd, anyway.