Radiator Lion
Posted in Misc on Mar 15th, 2009
Newsflash from London
The radiator lion has emerged in daylight for the first time — after a month.
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Aleppo Weekend
Posted in Misc on Mar 13th, 2009
Aleppo in the evening is peaceful, except, briefly, when it’s time for the call to prayer.
The noise of car horns has subsided since I was here a few years ago. There are now traffic lights and people obey them.
A sleeper train now goes overnight to Damascus, and announces its departure with that wonderful siren lament [...]
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