The biggest Monolithe in Lebanon. It is in Baalbek and used to lay in a garbage dump
The Plateaux in Lebanon
A lot of Lebanese go away to find fortune in another counry. When they do, they come back and build a huge house in their hometown, however small the town might be, to prove they have made it.
Green and yellow colours of the Hezbollah in the back country
Youth of the party of the future demonstrating on the 4th anniversary of Hariri's death on the Place des Martyrs
Soldier vigilantees. Tricky to get a pic of the army or check points as it is rather a sensitive subject. Soldiers get quite upset about it.
Men going to the commemoration of Hariri's death, 14th February 2009
Beirut coastline
Tanks in Beirut
Hariri as God
Beirut
Post-war Bar architecture in Gemmayzeh
'The Pigeon Hole'
Derelict 19th century building in Beirut
Checkpoint
Beirut traffic... still wondering how they got out of this one
The Intercontinental Hotel, first building rehabilited after the war
Chauffeurs waiting outside the Intercontinental
Bombed cinema outside center city
Roman Baths
Place de l'Etoile in Beirut, the new center
The new Mosque in the center of Beirut, Saudi Arabian Architecture
Center city, Beirut
The souks of Byblos, a bit touristy
Church in Byblos
Byblos, the Harbour
Tempest in Byblos
The Virgin who appeared to save Lebanon, Harissa
View from the scariest cable car in the world on the way to Harissa
Man waiting in the street
The only train in Lebanon
Lebanese beauty
Beirut by night
Do your remember our childhood soda cans? They are still opening the same way there, and the dates of perish are always about three weeks away... It looks like they are exhausting Occidental that were produced centuries ago
Beirut style, black tailored jacket, Russian scarf, red umbrella, all in strong colours
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