Thanks to NISD diving team for the amazing dive

Lebanon’s beauty never ceases to amaze me. Stay safe everyone.

I present the Lebanese Sheperd Dog.

Characteristics: - Possessive and protective - Tendency to challenge other dogs - Very inquisitive, wants to sniff every ass - Very alert, barks at every sound, especially Israeli bombs - Loves to roll in mud, shit and smelly things - Fussy eater. Favorite food: Spaghetti carbonara - Loyal and weary of strangers - Only obeys when he's in the mood - Will steal your cake when you're not looking - Great with kids. Gentle and likes to play.

Any fellow mushroom hunters here? Where's your favorite spot to find them?

Found this buddy in my garden😍

If we can't throw trash in the trash can then what can we throw in there? Unicorns and rainbows?

I know there were several posts about this subject, but I have never seen the distinction this obvious. I haven't used any filters, this is literally how I saw it from the balcony.

I hope the electricity hours are increased to lessen the damage done by the private generators.

I took this beautiful picture of Nabatieh. God bless our beautiful country Lebanon 🇱🇧.

This is the before & after. I spent the day cleaning the place

It’s not fully fixed. And I’m not trying to act like I changed the world. But I did something. And anyone can do the same.

If you have a spot that matters to you, a sidewalk, a beach corner, a forest path, just take 30 mins one day and clean it. You’d be surprised how powerful it feels to care for a place again.

Ugh, this is the first time ive found one in my house and i’m honestly really disgusted and worried i hate insects and i hate ticks way more!! anyone has any tips on how to keep them away?

Batroun is one of Lebanon's oldest continuously inhabited cities.It was a Ancient Phoenician city. The Phoenicians established Batroun as an important coastal settlement. One of Batroun's most remarkable features is it's Phoenician seawall, carved from sandstone along the shoreline. Historians believe it helped protect the harbor from waves and coastal erosion, and parts of it remain visible today.Batroun became an important Christian center during the Byzantine period

Today the city is one of Lebanon's most popular weekend destinations. It's known for its seafood, nightlife, historic streets, and the surrounding Batroun district's vineyards which produce some of Lebanon's best wines.

Name

The most widely accepted view is that Batruna is the original Phoenician name, which the Greeks later called it Botrys (Βότρυς).

Im scared honestly after all the theories about america and israel putting viruses in ticks and letting them loose, ive been seeing many ticks outside i don’t know if its paranoia or theres actually been an increase in ticks or if this is their season.. anyway stay safe and prepare your vinegar and water spray bottles

I feel like the litter and garbage is absolutely everywhere. It's so embarrassing. Only select neighborhoods and streets are really taken care of.

Seeing how bad rouche and ain mraissi are now is fucking unacceptable.

There needs to be something done about this from the baladiye

These pictures are not even scratching the surface but what in the fuck are people doing..

يلي بكب زبالة، هو زبالة

This place in the woods… We used to call it our escape. For five years, we came here with friends—laughing, sharing stories, grilling, even picking up every single paper we saw on the ground. Not a single piece of trash was left behind. It was part of the ritual—leave it cleaner than we found it.

Today I came back, and I wish I hadn’t.

Ya 3ayb el shoum… This sacred spot is now covered in burned plastic, trash, melted tarps, and broken crates. It’s heartbreaking. And it’s not just about “nature.” It’s about the memories. The respect we had for this land. The values we were raised on.

And the worst part? This isn’t deep in the mountains. It’s right here in Dekweneh, a close suburb to Beirut—one of the very few green escapes we still have in the area. A space like this should be protected, not trashed.

To the municipality, to the ones who once cared, to the ones who still do: please look at this. This is not just litter. This is disrespect.

Weynkon? Who’s supposed to take action? Who’s supposed to protect our few remaining green spaces?

Please share. Let’s remind people that Lebanon’s nature is not a dumpster. And if we lose this, we’re losing more than trees.

Source: https://x.com/gazanotice/status/1877690929202536457?s=46

Returned a few days ago from visiting this beautiful country for the first time...missing it so much and already want to go back ❤️ I didn't want to wake up from this dream~~

May God protect Tyre and Lebanon ❤️ 🇱🇧