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Building with Stones
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This picture has the essential colors I have seen in Aleppo. |
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great many homes are plated with that type of yellowish stone IMG_2527.jpg: You will often seen that emerald green color used on the roof of mosque. I've been read that it is a symbol of tolerance. |
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A Beautiful Mosque
Thanks to a friend I've been granted access inside the mosque, at
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The Citadel The Aleppo Citadel reflects occupation dating back most probably to at least the 4th millennium B.C. |
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The Great Souk The Aleppo souk, unlike the Damascus one, is covered by stone archways for about 30 km. This makes it the longest covered market of the Middle East. |
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Street Views
Aleppo, in the north of Syria one hour away of the Turkish
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