Amazing. I was a little disappointed in the restoration done in 1936, but it still was an amazing example of a Crusader castle.
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(formerly The Adventures of Library Assistant Ed)
The further adventures of Ed Keller as he continues on his journey through life.About Me
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- Palmyra sunset through the Roman column ruins
- Writing a letter in the shade of a Roman column in...
- Palmyra ruins in the morning
- Pirate duck takes in the Palmyra ruins
- Me and the Palmyra ruins in the background at sunset
- Pirate duck enjoys strong Turkish coffee at an out...
- Basalt Roman Columns in Bosra
- Roman Ampitheatre in Bosra
- Back to Damascus for the night
- Me at the Krak des Chevaliers
- Krak des Chevaliers
- Sculpture Garden of the Tartous Museum
- Detail of a Roman Sarcophagus at the Hama Museum
- Khan Rustam Pasha in Hama, Syria
- Aleppo Souq
- Aleppo Citadel
- Aleppo Sitadel
- Aleppo National Museum
- Jebel Quassioun
- Statue of Saladin in Damascus
- Shrine of John the Baptist Umayyad Mosque
- Ablutions Fountain Umayyad Mosque
- Dome of the Treasury Umayyad Mosque
- Damascus Souq
- Roman statue at the National Museum, Damascus, Syria
- Roman bathtub at the National Museum, Damascus, Syria
- Qatar Foundation's big words program
- Ory and the Doha, Qatar skyline November 2010
- Visiting my old car in Qatar
- Visiting friends in Qatar
- Yotel at Heathrow
- Office Space the Movie as inflight entertainment
- Library Assistant Ed
- Illegal copying kills the development of Islamic m...
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