Most of the rawasheen are left the natural teak color, but some of them are painted green or blue.
I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks
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- Our Days of Bliss
- Not anachronistic at all
- More blues and greens
- Blues and greens
- Rawasheen
- Saturday reflections
- Building and rebuilding Jeddah
- The green Red Sea
- Back to Jeddah
- The Seven Wonders of the World
- Stations of the cross
- And there were goats
- View from the top
- Another day, another monastery
- Déjà vu all over again
- Sunday bird blogging
- Saturday reflections
- Cats in Greece
- Random things I saw at the monastery
- Icons
- The Katholikon
- The refectory
- The Bullet Tree
- Arkadi Monastery
- Random things I saw in Rethymno
- More overlays of history
- Rethymno
- Cats in Greece
- Random things I saw in Olympia
- Bases of Zanes
- Temple of Hera
- The pediments
- Temple of Zeus
- Olympia museum
- Leaving Jeddah
- Inside the tomb
- Treasury of Atreus
- View from the citadel
- The Lion Gate
- Mycenaean mythology
- Mycenae
- I have gazed upon the face of Agamemnon
- Epidaurus
- Arachova
- Random things from Delphi
- The Sibyl
- The Treasury of Athens
- The Sacred Way
- Omphaloi
- Delphi
- Astronomy Tuesday
- Aqaba
- Sunday bird blogging
- Cats in Saudi Arabia
- Saturday reflections
- Yes, this is Saudi Arabia
- A Saudi family
- I love teenage girls
- Lawrence House
- Coffee break
- For example
- And for the men
- Abayas for sale
- How to dress in Saudi Arabia
- Speaking of wealth
- Grandmother
- Jeddah lighthouse
- Jeddah
- Street photography, Suez style
- Another way across the canal
- The delta side
- El Ferdan closeup
- The Sinai side
- The delta versus the Sinai
- Egyptian dream continued, plus bridge
- Dreaming in Egypt
- A change in the weather
- The Friendship Bridge
- It's not just the convoys
- Entering the canal
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