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The Green March public holiday in Fez was a fine excuse to get out of the office and wander the streets.  So The View from Fez team visited Fes Jdid (New Fez) - a section of the Medina built in the 12th century - where locals were stocking up on warm winter clothes; saw a street barber in action, the tribe of white cats and their offspring in the Jnan Sbil public gardens and paused for a coffee at the colourful La Nouria, or the Waterwheel, on the edge of the gardens.   
Photo essay by Suzanna Clarke.
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