Thanks Lebanon,
I assume the price you have quoted is for 20 litres. That makes it 60.8 cents AU per litre.
It would be great to meet you! I'll PM you when I know the approximate time.
It will be a pleasure meeting you as well, but be aware that if you will have to cross two borders when coming going to Lebanon from Jordan. I assure you it is worth the the drive since Lebanon offers a unique experience in the region. It is a mix between east and west.
Please check the following site: Discover Lebanon, tourism guide directory, maps, forum chat, weather, white pages
I would like to share some pictures I have taken while visiting the northern part of Lebanon, as you can see it has a resemblance with the Italian country side.
I hope that my next posting will include my 110 since I a have dismantled the engine to change the camshaft that gave away.
I would like to share some beautiful aerial pictures of Lebanon taken by Clement Tannouri a talented Lebanese photographer.
Picture 1 is of Becharri, the home village of the poet Gebran Khalil Gebran who wrote "The prophet", the gorge is called Kadisha Valley [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kadisha_Valley]Kadisha Valley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame] Qadisha - The Sacred Valley
Picture 2 and 3 are of the Chouf region in spring time
Picture 4 is of Beirut Pigeon Grotto, this rock is a hundred meters off the shores of Beirut tip, it was named as such because of a pigeon's flock that nested there.
Picture 5 is of Byblos (Jbeil) archeological sitehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byblos
Hi Lebanon,,
His shots are very good, and yes, your pics are very much appreciated.
He has one there of the Grotto which looks very similar to areas we have here down on the south coast of Victoria.
Fossicker
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