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Qatar, Photos from Lusail _8


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Water-source for emergency in Lusail city, called Fire Hydrants.

I take the shot using Sony RX100vii camera in Black and white picture profile.

About Fire Hydrants are connections points that allow firefighters to access a water supply to extinguish fires. They are typically found in urban and suburban areas, connected to a municipal water system. The one in the image appears to be a standard wet barrel fire hydrant, commonly used in areas where freezing is not a major concern.

Qatar, Photos from Lusail _7


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Located at Lusail Marina Promenade, “Egal serves ” as a tribute to Qatar’s history and traditions, by representing a piece of cultural headwear worn by men.

Qatar, Photos from Lusail _6


Photos from Qatar Lusail City near the Marina,  I use the Sony RX100vii camera in B/w picture profile.

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Lusail city, photo taken near the Marina, I use the Sony  RX100vii in black and white picture profile.

Here are other photos I take in the Lusail.

Radwani House Museum post 37


The bed, another angle.

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An old wooden bed was only for the well -off families, in the period of the 20’s to 70’s of the previous century, and the majority of the families (in general) slept on the ground.

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The main door entrance for the Radwani House Museum,  this will guide to a short corridor before the inner courtyard of the house.

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The image displays a traditional clay water pot (or jar) with a lid, commonly known as a [Heeb or Zeer] in some regions, used for cooling water naturally. An aluminum mug rests on top of the lid. The pot is placed on a stand or stool draped with a piece of coarse, woven fabric, possibly burlap or jute. This is usually placed in a corner in the corridor, and all the family drinks from it.

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Long corridors,  all the other rooms open to those corridors.  Rooms have tall windows as in the photo. The family gathering in those corridors.

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Part of the living room.