There's a wonderful public park in the Sioufi neighborhood overlooking this graveyard. Our kids loved playing there, our six-year-old even remembered it from when we lived here before.
11.11.09
Where Buses Go To Die
There's a funny little graveyard for busses, trucks, and trains not far from the Beirut River.
There's a wonderful public park in the Sioufi neighborhood overlooking this graveyard. Our kids loved playing there, our six-year-old even remembered it from when we lived here before.
There's a wonderful public park in the Sioufi neighborhood overlooking this graveyard. Our kids loved playing there, our six-year-old even remembered it from when we lived here before.
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Is the graveyard just getting larger or is there an eventual recycling plan?
ReplyDeleteGrandpa Dan
Now THAT'S what I call gridlock! I wonder if all major world cities have a similar graveyard. I always thought that city buses were on-sold to small country towns who needed a bus. Or something.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what the eventual fate of these buses will be. I can say that the condition of this graveyard appears unchanged since 2004 when we first arrived. The busses in service around the city look nothing like these, so I think they must be a legacy of bygone times.
ReplyDeleteHi Julie. Welcome, and thanks for linking to me.