Lebanon - Also Reality

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We're always in traffic jams. Cars parked on both sides, narrow one-way streets provide plenty of time to contemplate the continual contruction and stare at the cranes. Really I was thinking "please don't let that container drop on us."
I don't know what it will look like in a few years. Every available space is getting a high rise of housing, hotel, business.Some going up within inches of each other. No view except your neighbor's wall.

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  1. Homer Simpson6:25 PM

    The city, or at least that street looks very clean and modern.

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