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Snow Sparkles In Northern Lebanon

January 31, 2016
by Leen Othman
The snow sparkles Saturday morning under the bright sun in the Arz Mountains in Lebanon, near the town of Ehden and the Forest of Cedars. (Leen Othman/YJI)

 

Under bright sun, a roadway winds through the snowy Arz Mountains in Lebanon. (Leen Othman/YJI)

 

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