Beautiful colors in the sky to welcome us in Lebanon
Amazing views during breakfast @ Palm Beach
Dog river, on the way to Jeita
Resting
Jeita grotto was the most impressive place we visited in Lebanon. Unfortunately, no pictures could be taken inside
The power of water
Both Javis arriving to the top
Nice view of Northern Beirut
Our Lady of Hareesa
Church in Hareesa, resembling a piano
Byblos souq
Map of Jbeil... somehow hard to decipher
A nice beach seen from Byblos' citadel
Byblos is sister city with my home town, Cádiz
Byblos is believed to have been founded around 5000 BC, and according to fragments attributed to the semi-legendary pre-Trojan war Phoenician historian Sanchuniathon, it was built by Cronus as the first city in Phoenicia.
View through the Crusader Fort
Roman columnade
Settled from the Neolithic (carbon-dating tests have set the age of earliest settlement around 7000), a "town" since the 3rd millennium BC. Byblos had a reputation as the "oldest city in the world" in Antiquity
Following the steps
Sunset @ Byblos
We had a nice swim at the Mediterranean... but far away from home
Snow and sea... This is one of the greatest treasures in Lebanon
Port & mount Sannine in the background
Panorama from the hotel
Lebanese flag having a swim...
Beyrouth's skyline, with the mountains in the background
Ying & yang
Weird racket game, an agressive version of our traditional "palas"
O Rei @ Rafic Hariri Stadium
It was definitely a summer day (in mid February)
Abundant military presence in the street, due to the 4th anniversary of Rafic El Hariri's killing
The army guys didn't seem to be very stressed...
Meditation
Pigeon's rock, aka Raouché
Emptiness
Jesús seemed to be enjoying the military procession...
Mohammad al-Amin Mosque by night
