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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Beirut, Lebanon
With only a 48-hour visa, we chose to spend our second night in Baalbek (N34° 0′ 14.9″, E36° 12′ 18.4″). Known as the ‘Sun City’ of the ancient world, these ruins are the most impressive ancient site in all of … finish reading Beirut, Lebanon
The Reef
On the 11th, our apartment lease was up so a friend offered for us to stay in their country home. Excited to experience the suburbs of Damascus (known locally as the reef), we move out to Sahnaya. The first thing … finish reading The Reef
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Tagged alleyways, bus, city, cold, Damascus, experience, friend, Government, home, Israel, Lebanon, map, mountains, mushroom, Philippines, photo, picture, population, Rasa, road, snow, Syria, tea, unusual, water
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Handicrafts
Below are some of the best examples of handicrafts we have found in Syria. Keep in mind that all the prices quoted are without bargaining and that there are always cheaper, less beautiful versions available. Local artists handcrafted this game … finish reading Handicrafts
