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05/22/2008 | Location: Beirut, Lebanon
Though we can't attest to the contents of the Sursock Museum, the outside of the building is certainly compelling. The Gemmayzeh and Achrafiye neighborhoods reflect a good deal of Lebanon's French influence as seen in the architecture of the building. Also, while store signs tend to be in Arabic or English elsewhere in the city, French certainly dominates the signage here.
(Photo and caption by Thushan Amarasiriwardena / LongJaunt.com)
Mexico City redux
01.31.2008 | Mexico City, Mexico
After a full month in Mexico and Central America, we're out of here, heading even further south, on the other side of the equator to Bu...
Bellas Artes and a tall view
01.03.2008 | Mexico City, Mexico
Our second day of exploring Mexico City led us to under the beautiful dome of Bellas Artes, an art museum containing murals by Diego Ri...
Climbing Volcan Maderas
01.25.2008 | Isla Ometepe, Nicaragua
With the help of our guide Freddy, we woke up bright and early to climb up Volcan Maderas, the extinct volcano on the island of Ometepe.
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