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  • SoCalLisa
    SoCalLisa Member Posts: 13,961
    edited January 2007
    Welcome Linda..
    Hugs, Lisa
  • snowmen_n_thongs
    snowmen_n_thongs Member Posts: 428
    edited January 2007
    hi linda and welcome,,,
    hey lisa thats a awsome picture!!!!
    lol the bread picture makes my mouth water....lol
    well i hope to get some more pictures but my camera is acting up....
    keep the pictures coming ladies!

    i went back to look at these pictures which i do from time to time... and i must say they all are just awsome every one of them!
    tracey
  • SoCalLisa
    SoCalLisa Member Posts: 13,961
    edited January 2007
    I went back too Tracey, what fun..now I really want to check out your part of the world..thanks for the pictures...
    Hugs, Lisa
  • Maria_C_
    Maria_C_ Member Posts: 69
    edited January 2007
    Hi there everyone;

    Loved to catch up on the all pics.
    Thanks everyone for sharing.
    In here we do not have snow, to see it it's rare
    and one has to drive some couple of hours for it
    and be lucky when getting there to enjoy it,
    so it's always nice to see pics of snow.

    Susan, looks VERY yummy your bread!!
    Shirley, what a fantastic trip
    your daughter must be doing, great site too.
    That's the kind of going around's I love the most
    my idea of "vacations" though I would skip
    some of that "ferocious" wild life.

    My cam been having ON's and OFF's too ...
    It seems to work just when it feels like it.
    Anyway sometimes I've been lucky
    and this one is from last weekend on another town;
    it's a pic/silhouette of one of the most
    ancients castle built around here
    around 1000 years ago
    on a town a a bit North from here.

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    Hugs.
  • jasmine
    jasmine Member Posts: 1,286
    edited May 2008

    Oh wow! That is so cool! That is an awesome pic. I wish I could do composition like this.

  • beth1225
    beth1225 Member Posts: 1,061
    edited January 2007

    Hi Linda, Hi Maria...Welcome. Maria, that picture is so great. The way it is laid out is so different with the relationship of the foreground like that. Lisa, you rpics are always so magnificent. Nothing compares to Southern California. I have been having trouble upoading the pics to my website and there are too many for here. So I am going to find one of the best of the Cape May houses and put it on.

  • jasmine
    jasmine Member Posts: 1,286
    edited May 2008

    Beth...have you tried using photobucket?

  • SoCalLisa
    SoCalLisa Member Posts: 13,961
    edited January 2007

    Maria..what a great picture..I love it..makes me wish I could see the castle..

  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited January 2007
    Welcome, Linda! We're always happy when we make someone smile. That's the best!

    Lisa, your pictures are ALWAYS beautiful. I'm not a good picture-taker.

    Wow, Maria! Is the castle haunted? Do they do tours?

    Darn, I'm gonna grab that bread right out of my puter. I am starving!
    Shirley
  • SoCalLisa
    SoCalLisa Member Posts: 13,961
    edited January 2007
    Wonder what this guy is thinking????

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  • susan_02143
    susan_02143 Member Posts: 7,209
    edited January 2007
    "I want bread!"

    :-)
  • iodine
    iodine Member Posts: 4,289
    edited January 2007

    H-m-m-m-m, did I forget to use my Secret this morning???

  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    some pics from a trip to the middle east.

    school boys in syria waiting for the bus

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    women shopping...syria
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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    i was standing on the roof of the Castle of the Knights sometimes referred to as the Castle of the Kurds or Hospitallers or Le Krark des Chevaliers...yep, one castle can have that many names in syria...anyway, i looked down and spotted this shepherd herding his sheep down the middle of the road.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    this is the castle. inside you can see a HUGE round stone table where the Knights of the Roundtable actually ate.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited January 2007
    Wow, gsg, the pictures are great!
    Shirley
  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    relatives of mine in the ancient syrian village my grandparents emigrated from. my family is christian, not muslim. the old women who are widows dress like this. the younger women dress as we do.


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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    two views looking across the street from my hotel in dubai.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    my cousin who lives in abu dhabi drove up to dubai while i was there. she was the first relative i had ever met from the middle east and i was the first she had met from the U.S. it still gives me goosebumps when i think of the moment we saw each other. we have no relatives in this country. my grandparents were the only ones who immigrated to the U.S.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    bekaa valley, lebanon....the mountains in the background are syria...the town is Zahle, Lebanon.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    lebanon...jetta grotto.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    Quote:

    Wow, gsg, the pictures are great!
    Shirley




    thanks, shirley. that whole area is so fascinating. it was completely different than what i was expecting...based on what you hear in the news.

    i hope to visit israel and jordan next time i go.
  • SoCalLisa
    SoCalLisa Member Posts: 13,961
    edited January 2007
    What neat photos gsg..I love the castle and the grotto..
    Lisa
  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    the first alphabet in human history. Ugarit, Syria. (Canaanites, which were the precursors to the Phoenicians)

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    palmyra, syria.

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited January 2007
    These are amazing pictures! So much history! When did you vist the Middle East?

    If you visit Israel you will have to look up Ravedeb. Wouldn't that be neat!

    You say you have NO relatives here. Meeting your cousin for the first time must have been so exciting.

    You weren't finished posting the pics and when I came back I was absolutely amazed. You must have had a wonderful trip.
    Shirley
  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    before entering a mosque in Homs, Syria, they made us put these things on (notice my MALE cousin was able to go in, in his regular clothes.pffft) I'm standing to the left of him. You can see a shoe rack far right side of the picture. I can't remember what we had to put on our feet before we went in, but shoes were not allowed.

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  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    Quote:

    These are amazing pictures! So much history! When did you vist the Middle East?

    If you visit Israel you will have to look up Ravedeb. Wouldn't that be neat!

    You say you have NO relatives here. Meeting your cousin for the first time must have been so exciting.

    You weren't finished posting the pics and when I came back I was absolutely amazed. You must have had a wonderful trip.
    Shirley




    i was there 3 years ago. i took my mom's sister with me, as my mother had visited there the year before. i have relatives here from my father's side (he's not arab)..but only immediate aunts, uncles & cousins from my mother's side.

    when i go to israel, i will absolutely look up ravdeb...and look forward to it!
  • gsg
    gsg Member Posts: 3,386
    edited January 2007
    The gold souk (market) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai is situated near Qatar at the bottom of the Saudi Arabian Penninsula on the Persian Gulf.

    this is possibly the worst picture taken of me EVER...eyes closed and hair suffering the effects of 120 degree weather and INDESCRIBABLE humidity.

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