What Palmyra is famous for: its ruins
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- When you're on the road you'll see the strangest a...
- Dresscode: non-recognisable
- Eva and me in Omayyad mosque during one of our man...
- The Omayyad mosque by day, Damascus
- One of the shrines in the Omayyad mosque, Damascus
- The Omayyad mosque, Damascus
- The souk, Damascus
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- Our krêpes shop
- President Al-Assad
- Week 1: start of the course and first trip to Palm...
- Baghdad cafe, the original one
- The railway which crosses Syria
- President Assad is honoured in many ways throughou...
- Pretty pretty....
- The castle, glowing in the setting sun and our lon...
- An amazing sunset from the castle in Palmyra
- Dinner in Palmyra with the wedding preparations be...
- Just a little bit of wind :D
- What Palmyra is famous for: its ruins
- A Palmyra sunrise, 6.30 am
- Another country with a bike riding tradition ;)
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- Hi, nice to meet you. Fancy a drink???
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- Week 2: Aleppo (Halab) Dress code: black dwarf dre...
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- Don't know her but she looks like she managed to e...
- The charismatic shepherd and his sheep and goats
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- Some kids playing amidst of the ruins of the dead ...
- Welcome to the Mosque in Aleppo
- Strange people those westerners.... Yep that is wh...
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- The UN post on our way to Quneitra
- What remains of Quneitra
- The Golan hospital
- "Our cause is just, we fight for it with all your ...
- The phrase on the wall speaks for itself and the f...
- Week 4: the big exam and departureThe last week of...
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- The view over Damascus
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