Groundfloor.
Ancestors.
Arabic numerals: ٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩
Roasting coffee beans.......
Kitchenware.
Cooking bread.
Washbasin.
Utilities.
Stairs up.
The mosque ( view from the suq)
Al Qala'a Mosque.
On Earth P E A C E........
View from inside .
Sword dance.
Wall of the fort.
Passing by.....
Elegance in white.
Workers.
Friday, April 22
Earth Day.
Sunset at Jebel Shams with olivetree.
In my garden.
Spring desire.
Locked.
Aqueduct in the new town.
A simil-fence. And a face:)
Old town.
Entrance to the old town.
HWW.
HWW!
Inspecting the aqueduct.
Aflaj.
Sun through the branches.
In the palm grove.
Oasis of Birkat Al Mawz. Old houses.
Birkat Al-Mawz. The castle.
Oasis of Birkat Al-Mawz.
Happy weekend.
Nizwa.
Floreal greetings.
Looking far away.
さすが花ちるにみれんはなかりけり
Spring haiku.
Anatomy of a tulip.
春風の 吹いて居るなり 飴細工
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Aflaj in old Birkat al Mawz.
"Aflaj" is the plural of "Falaj", which means "split into parts" in classical Arabic.
This irrigation system effectively divided the water among all the inhabitants; it flowed by gravity from their original sources to homes and cropland. The complex included watchtowers to protect it, but also mosques and other buildings.[2]
In 2006, five Aflaj Irrigation Systems of Oman were added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
This irrigation system effectively divided the water among all the inhabitants; it flowed by gravity from their original sources to homes and cropland. The complex included watchtowers to protect it, but also mosques and other buildings.[2]
In 2006, five Aflaj Irrigation Systems of Oman were added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
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Thanks also for the informations about this World Heritage Site that I didn't know
The eternal subject . . .
Great composition in those sweet colours.
interesting shot and explanation!!!!!
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