unhappily I don't have a picture of the departure angle as I was the one giving the instructions to the driver, but I could assure you that the 110 crossed this passage without touching.
If anybody is interested I could also post pictures of overland trips we made to Jordan.
We did the south of the border from you last year and can only say that most people are not lucky enough to appreciate what this region offers. God willing peace in this region will open what is probably the most awesome and historical area in the world.
indeed, peace is what we need in this part of the world, I wish everybody will understand that no one wins in wars.
Lebanon has a lot to offer to visitors and that shows in the Preliminary figures issued by the UN World Tourism Organization indicating that Lebanon posted the highest growth rate in tourist arrivals in the world during 2009 with a 39 percent increase from the previous year.
From its beaches to its ski slopes to its historical sites like Byblos, Tyr, Baalbek... to the hospitality and generosity of the population it is indeed a country to be discovered, without forgetting the world famous lebanese cuisine.
With all this I believe that it will make people change their opinion and will make them think before stereotyping Lebanese people, because of condemnable irresponsible behavior some have in Australia.
The equation is simple, if they don't respect the law and people of the country that received them, they must be sent back to their country of origin.
Wow, amazing photos, so different to what is shown on TV of Lebanon. It just shows how easily we can be influenced by only seeing one side of a story and we don't realise our lack of knowledge.
Thanks so much for posting.
cheers
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