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	<title>GoMad Nomad Travel &#187; Lebanon</title>
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		<title>Photo of the Week: Beirut&#8217;s Corniche</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A visit to Beirut is not complete without a long stroll along the Corniche. Walk for hours past others out for a leisurely walk, men fishing, kids swimming, teenagers smoking shisha in between cliff dives, and women sunbathing on the sand. All before catching a sunset high on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean. Beirutis continue [...]]]></description>
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<p>A visit to Beirut is not complete without a long stroll along the Corniche. Walk for hours past others out for a leisurely walk, men fishing, kids swimming, teenagers smoking shisha in between cliff dives, and women sunbathing on the sand. All before catching a sunset high on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean.</p>
<p>Beirutis continue to live and love life despite a recent history of much violence. It seems like everywhere you go there’s a building that’s been bombed out, a bridge that’s been blown up or a local telling you that this is the spot where a politician was assassinated.</p>
<p>Text and photo by <a href="http://gomadnomad.com/2009/12/26/stephen-bugno/">Stephen Bugno</a></p>
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