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From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hazy_jenius/2274232091/
Something must have been changed in the WordPress format because I can’t get my text to go where I want it to. So for now, it’ll be a little different. Sorry.

 In the Old City, Damascus, Syria.


It’s so cold! Brrrrrr! I was just telling my mom earlier today that if I was in the Donner Party, I’d be the first to go.
Speaking of family and freezing weather brings me to “chaufage squatting”. Chaufages are radiators and are what some people use to heat their houses in Syria. (I think it might come from the French [...]


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/damascus_shamsouri/2236968821/

 
 
 

This old picture was taken up in Qassyoon, the mountain overlooking Damascus, in, I’m assuming a cafe. I love that the narghiles (or sheeshas, or hookahs or whatever you call them) are covered in snow.


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/syrialooks/154291028/in/photostream/

 
Coffee cups in Arabica Coffee’s window. Downtown Aleppo, Syria.


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/friend_faraway/2681424933/

The photographer said: ”I frequented quite regularly at his shoes whenever I go to Bab Jabiye in Damascus Old city. I managed to capture his portrait and surprisingly giving me a perfect smile!”
Old City, Damascus, Syria.


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35237358@N00/328592121/

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Outside seating for cafes in Aleppo, Syria. This neighborhood in Aleppo is called “Shelal” meaning “Fountains”. (Look to the left.)


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/syrialooks/153850939/in/set-72157594387034888/

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
A street in Aleppo, Syria.


So I was only going to post one picture, but then I found some more. Think of it as a “final days of summer” theme or something cheesy like that.

View of the Mediterranean from the balcony of the photographer’s friend. Lattikia, Syria.

Laundry drying in Slonfeh, Syria.

Kids of the photographer’s friend. (I think.)

Syrian [...]


In Old Damascus there is graffiti. (Please ignore the messed up date with the title.)
The patriotic:

Music fans:

The slightly more amateur (or is the childlike-ness deliberate? Hmm…):

My personal favorite (note “Moww!!!!” instead of “Moo!!!!”):

And of course, the inevitable, ever-present “u+me=luv”:

All pictures from Flickr.


From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/twose/103797249/in/set-72057594063399965/

A street in Old Damascus, Damascus, Syria.