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_Fluorite France (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Fluorite, Calcite, Pyrite. Peru (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Front side of another flyer (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Gypsum (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Let me start the images with something that everybody expects to see when visiting Beirut, a Mosque! (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Like small stars shining in the dark (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_MeinGottWieSchlecht (Author: Tobi)
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_MIM Museum
Photo & text: Peter (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Much better photos of the minerals than the photos I can do were already published in this thread, and many more will be published, so, aside from the two videos I took, I prefer to add just some shots of the show cases in order to show how they look. (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Pakistan Aqua (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Part of the main display room. (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Queue at the entrance of the museum (Author: MIM Museum)
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_Queue at the entrance of the museum (Author: MIM Museum)
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_Queue at the entrance of the museum (Author: MIM Museum)
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_Salim Eddé is starting his private showing for the invitees on Saturday morning with the University Building in the background. Entrance to the MIM is behind the photographer.
Photo & text: Peter (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Thanks to Salim, Suzy and Carole for the help to improve my text as well as to James Catmur to revise my confusing English language! ;-)
And...thanks again to Carole for her indefatigable patience answering my numerous questions about Lebanon. (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_This Colombian emerald crystal must weight over 1,000 carats.
Considering its quality, it’s a miracle that it escaped the slaughter. (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Treasures room (Author: Fiebre Verde)
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_Underground in public area
Photo & text: Peter (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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_Visitors in the Atrium (Author: MIM Museum)
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_Visitors in the Atrium (Author: MIM Museum)
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_Wendell E Wilson and Tom Gressman from the Mineralogical Record were invited as expert mineral connoseurs and of course for the beautiful journal The Mineralogical Record which has been the Tzar of Mineralogical Journals for many decades. Here having breakfast at the just opened modern 5 star hotel The Smallville Hotel with very friendly staff, located only 500 m down the Damascus Road from the MIM Museum. I would HIGHLY recommend to stay here for a visit.
Photo & text: Peter (Author: Jordi Fabre)
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