There is one street in Hamra area, that makes me feel that I have trespassed time; a narrow path taking you from the American University of Beirut down to the corniche and the sea. It has a mix of ridiculously expensive high rises as well as left overs from an era where people didn’t have mobile phones, internet, and color TV.
Here are some of the pictures I took.. cherish them. the next time you will pass by, they might have been reduced to a pile of ashes.

{chained for ever}

{we do have addresses, but never use them!}

{a hole in the wall}

{this boat must have many fishing memories!}

{nothing left but a hole in the door…}

{probably a beautiful women once lived there…}

{i just love that colour}

{a house in its last breath…}

{a way of holding on to the crumbling wall?}
More of those pictures in my next post…
I think you have captured the angles and “memories” of the locations in an inspiring manner. Well taken and thanks for sharing.
thank you for your wonderful comment!!! it sure puts a smile on my face to know that someone, out there might have grabbed the spirit by looking at my snapshots!
Very inspiring post ! I love the photos and the captions are well tailored