It's been a while since I posted the last 'Where is this?' challenge. If you think you know where it is (or you want to guess) click on comments. Click on the picture to see an enlarged image.
The pictures for the game 'Where is this?' have all been taken from someplace in Libya and are in an area open to the public. The prize for the winner will be the satisfaction of knowing that you had the right answer! - I'll let you know who the winner is.
Because no one's come up with the answer yet, I've added this clue:
Come on! Give it a try! If you think you know where it is (or you want to guess) click on comments. Click on the picture to see an enlarged image.
Yeah! Finally! Um Dania's husband said that it's the mosque in the centre of the town of Tahouna. Across the street from the mosque is a memorial - I'm not sure what it's a memorial of, maybe someone knows and can tell us.
We stopped in Tarhouna for a few minutes the day we went to Ben Walid. We let Ibrahim out to run around the square for a bit and we had a look around.
Next to the square is a round-about and while we where there a group of young boys and men were setting up some chairs and dragging out a few gazelles for people to come have their pictures taken with. This is common in Tripoli in the Green Square but I think they where only doing it in Tarhouna because of the Eid holiday.
Tarhouna is a hilly area. The town is a little lower than the surrounding countryside. In the picture above you can see the farmland around the city.
This is the view looking down towards the town from the olive tree covered hills as you approach Tarhouna.
it may be from BenWalid
ReplyDeletei dont know where it is but its a pretty cool structure....
ReplyDeleteIt's not in Ben Walid and it's not near the beach.... keep trying.
ReplyDeleteis it in treeg elshat , not far from Mitiga Airport , ndeer hospital , and Nawras Ballroom???
ReplyDeleteOsomewhere in Tajuraa? i donnu
oh u said it's not near the beach , is it in Tripoli?
ReplyDeleteIt´s from the veterans memorial ... somewhere around Tripoli; there is also a pylon close by...?
ReplyDeleteI don't know where is it,But I just wont to thank you......Thanks alot
ReplyDeleteAimen
Huk Huk... you're welcome
ReplyDeleteSafia... wrong
Aladdin... yes, it's not in Tripoli
Come on! Someone's has got to have seen this!
It is in Zawia or Zanzour.
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ReplyDeleteSalaam KhadijaTeri
ReplyDeleteEid Mubarak
Well I know exactly where this is.
It's in Girgarish. Right?
-The Libyan Warrior
Well I know exactly where this is.
ReplyDeleteIt's in Girgarish. Right?
Isn't girgarish in Tripoli?
is it in Ben Walid
ReplyDeletebut hey I can only read what it's wrote at the monument,
ReplyDeleteMohasen , Sultan and Mohammed
Nope - it's not in Gargaresh or Ben Walid. It's not in Zawia or Zanzour either.
ReplyDeleteok east of Libya or west of Libya..my favourite question , can you give us a clue? hehe
ReplyDeleteoh my GOD !!! is it that hard ? i've seen it some where but i'm more than bad with places !
ReplyDeletemake it easier !!
my husband told me that the mosque is in tarhuna in the city centre...
ReplyDeleteisn`t?
Um Dania
hummm
ReplyDeletewell, I knew where is this. its in tarhuna and it has an interesting story, the memoable here marks the Battle of El-Shqiga (1915), the name of the battle relate to the mountainance village of El-Shiqiqa, which located northwest of tarhuna. in the dirction of tripoli. "Ali swidan alhatmy" was the hero of this battle. and the italians got crushing defeat and were drove out of he city. after the fascist cop the italian came bach to ocupy tarhuna again in 1922 and Ali swidan was the most wanted. they captured him and he was excuted in this city squire, in the same place where the memorable stands now.. this was the story of this memorable..
in shgaga battle in tarhuna 18/6/1915 more than 5000 italian sodiers were killed and 507 were arrested and no italians were exist in taruna till graziani battles in 6/2/1924 when he surrunded tahuna by 15000 sodiers from al around it and then cultivation of olive trees were started in this fertile land
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