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Apamee Cham Palace Hamah

Abi Nawas St. Hamah, 111, Syria

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The hostel was situated across the road from a government building. It was Friday!

I spent the afternoon peering through the blinds from various rooms around the hostel watching the many armed men, some in police uniform, some in army and some plain clothed, securing the area around ...

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... Het dorpje is vooral gekend omdat hier nog Aramees wordt gesproken, dat is de taal van Christus, en het is dan ook een populaire bedevaartplaats.
Van het ene klooster (Serge) kan je in ongeveer een kwartier naar het andere (Tecla) wandelen doorheen een smalle kloof waardoor een watertje stroomt (pas op voor natte voeten). Dit is een leuke wandeling.
Het klooster van de Heilige Tecla is Grieks-Orthodox, waar nog een 50-tal ...

Ruins, ruins and more ruins

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... As I was reading about the guys on motorbikes trying to sell fake ancient coins in the lonely planet, we heard the sound of motorbikes! Unfortunately it was the only downer about this place. They came from nowhere. But I have to say it was one of the best places so far in Syria. The next place we went to was an old church ruin that overlooked an amazing valley covered in rocks. We then went to see the ...

Salaam alaykum

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... looked a bit mental. The shop owner gave us sugary tea in his biggest glasses, and sweets for the road.

Just found out we've got the job at Black Sail (which we applied for recently), so we'll be back in England at the end of Feb!

Suzy

By the way, we can't access Facebook in Syria, so for people who wrote to me on it recently, send me your email address and I'll be able to reply (suzannabrett@yahoo.co.uk) : )




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Palmyra

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On our way down we came across some crazy, barking sheepdogs. But we just grabbed some rocks and made it back to the van.

Next we went to some beehive houses. This is the way some ppl in this region still live. They are mud brick circular houses. The ones we visited were used by the family to house animals and to house the kitchen. One was used for making sheep's milk cheese. It was delicious!

Next stop ...

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