Ammanized: jabal

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In Amman it's not unusual to find a seats on the streets. Whether you are actually able to sit on them or not.

I used to walk on Omar bin al-Khattab street almost every day. Too bad I rarely took pictures. Here are some last memories.

The view from this bar above Amman is amazing, but it's almost better reflected (and you all know how I love reflections).

One of the most beautiful Ammani sundowns was also the last one I saw - yet. Hope there are more to come.

Late King Hussein (1935 - 1999) is still very much present - in a picture form. These are by a mosque on my home street.

This house is for rent. I want it!

28 °C, sandy and humid. The spring in Amman is very different from the Finnish one.

Amman is not very green, so every time I find some flowers and trees in here it makes me happy.

Amman is even more beautiful by night. Especially from the rooftop of my home. Gotta love it.

The sky went from very grey to very bright blue. Spring is coming!

It keeps you awake even though it's not full.

Like Rome, Amman was built on seven hills ( jabal - جبل = hill). Now it covers at least nineteen of them.