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Beirut sent on April 30, 2015 (9:14) by Marmor. 4 comments, 1088 views.

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Tifotetano

sent on May 06, 2015 (12:31)

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Minimale ma molto efficace. Splendide cromie.

Minimal but very effective. Beautiful colors.

Marmor

sent on May 06, 2015 (14:48)

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quando andai, il centro di Beirut era ancora semidistrutto e le artiglierie non erano proprio fermissime, specie coi vicini.
Trascorsi una settimana in un convitto di suore cristiane, su un colle ai margini della città, che ne domina il golfo.
L'unico elemento estetico che meritasse una foto era questo movimento del tetto della chiesa, annessa al convento.
A proposito, mi ero ripromesso di inviare alle sorelle il libro delle ricette di suor Germana, perchè ne avevano bisogno!
grazie del passaggio ;-)

when I went, the center of Beirut was still partially destroyed and artillery were not just bounces up, especially with the neighbors.
I spent a week in a boarding school of Christian nuns, on a hill at the edge of town, which dominates the gulf.
The only aesthetic element that deserved a photo was this movement of the roof of the church, attached to the convent.
By the way, I had promised myself to send sisters to the recipe book of Sister Germana, because they needed it!
with the passage ;-)

Vincenzo 1986

sent on June 05, 2020 (13:58) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful geometries and colors. Say hello. Vincent

Marmor

sent on December 08, 2024 (11:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Vincenzo ;-)

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