 will bring peace to my soul and keep me from doing something that will hinder the cause of God.
Let God handle false accusations made against you.Countless fur coats. I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many full on, ankle length fur coats. They looked warm, certainly. But a little out of place? Or perhaps my down puffer was out of place?
5 or 6 llamas – not counting the two my husband and I were wearing. Sure, others had “ski hats” but a few privileged ones had the real deal Andean gear.
2 hand warmers. The very cute, very petite woman in the fur trimmed coat, skinny jeans and suede boots, her boyfriend and his friend had only 2 handwarmers for the 3 of them. I’ll take them both then, she says sugary sweet.
1 stairwell trimmed in red bunting. If you squint, you can see the bunting, but you can’t make out anything standing under it.
Priceless: being there with everyone else, straining to see the man standing in front of the red bunting, hand on Lincoln’s bible. When visitors come to Lebanon they figuratively speaking have hit the tourism jackpot. While it’s true that Lebanon possesses astonishing roman ruins, a true wonder of the world entitled Jeita Grotto, breathtaking countrysides, an unmatched nightlife scene and more, sometimes the best destinations can be found in a local neighborhood. I have toured Lebanon visiting tourist sites, clubs, beaches and more only to find that my favorite spot in the entire country is located in my own neighborhood. Ashrafieh, an area I consider to be the center of modern Beirut nightlife, fashion and more. My beloved expanse is a shopping area by day, social gathering by night, traffic island christened Sassine Square.
Sassine Square is located in an ideal location if you adore the hustle and bustle of city life. Where can you find youth zooming around honking their mobylette horns, sophisticated business men and women taking a break from the attractive office buildings (located on Sassine), senior citizens who deservingly sit and chat over cups of coffee and games of backgammon, and fashionistas enjoying lunch after an enjoyable day of boutique shopping…the answer is Sassine Square! The numerous cafés with outdoor patios are perfect for people watching and waiting for familiar faces to walk by to wave a friendly hello. I walk over to Sassine a few times a week and still have yet to discover all it has to offer.
L’escroc: This café and eatery is located a little further down from the round about. It is perfect for chillin’ out smoking water pipe, enjoying delicious plates chosen from a full international menu and watching the World Cup (when it’s that time). The inside is decorated with classic vinyl records and album covers which add to the relaxing atmosphere. I suggest sitting outside on the covered outdoor patio.
Librarie Antoine: One of my favorite book stores not only in Lebanon but also on Earth. Two levels of mind food is how I describe Antoine. The books sections are perfectly labeled which makes it possible to find exactly what you are looking for. The magazine stands are full of content making it a one-stop shop for any type of reading material. But most importantly, the number one reason I love this bookstore is the La bande dessinée (comic book) section downstairs.
Costa Coffee: Costa Coffee is a British coffeehouse company founded by Italian brothers. Now being the second largest coffeehouse chain in the world (behind Starbucks) it has spread to countries all over the world including Lebanon. I enjoy having coffee at Costa Sassine because the tables are spread out, I can always find a place to sit and last but not least the free wifi.
Chase Café & Restaurant: I have one word to describe Chase, and that word is gourmet. The menu is full of delicacies, which are served in a deliciously artistic way. The warm colors of the interior and furniture provide a calming quality. During the day the outdoor terrace is the perfect spot to enjoy deserts with a cup of coffee.
The shopping at Sassine Square is another subject and a world on its own. My advice is to turn down every street because the best shops and boutiques are hidden down every turn in every alley. I will mention SAGA for dresses; they have gorgeous gowns if you have the extra dollars to drop, as it is costly. Pretty Shoes for your high heel needs, and of course the ABC Mall Ashrafieh is at your footsteps.
Enjoy a day at Sassine and if you see me shopping do wave a friendly hello!
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The introduction of the train at Yellowstone National Park prefaced the increase in visitors to America’s first national park, which is celebrating 150 years in 2022. The opening of the Gardiner, Montana, train station in 1902 near the North Entrance made it easier to access the park and prompted a rise in tourism.
Although the park was established in 1872, it wasn’t until 1886 that stagecoaches became the primary transportation through the park.
At the train station, visitors would board a stagecoach heading for the Mammoth area of the park. From there, a five-day tour took guests to various—albeit primitive compared to today’s options—lodging and dining, with regular stops for sightseeing of the geysers, other hydrothermal features, and wildlife. Stagecoaches took guests until 1917, when park transportation converted to motorized vehicles.
The end of the stagecoach era began in late 1915 after the addition of private cars into Yellowstone. Leslie Quinn, an interpretive specialist with Yellowstone National Park Lodges, said, “At the time, they were still running all the big tours on stagecoaches, but people in their private cars could also run around Yellowstone, and it was a disaster. The cars scared the horses. … So, ultimately, they had to block the park off into two-hour segments of the day where horses are on the road. Then, they all get off the roads, and for two hours the cars are on the road. It would rotate like this every two hours, and the system wasn’t working well.” To fix the dilemma, the following summer the park eliminated stagecoaches and switched to motor coaches to follow the route.
Although the train station was demolished in 1954, visitors today can still follow a modified version of the five-day stagecoach route taken through Yellowstone. Follow the stagecoach route below, or board a replica stagecoach or the modern motor coaches for a guided experience through the park.
Tourists arrived at the Gardiner train station to board the “Tally-Ho” six-horse stagecoaches that seated up to 36 guests. After a short ride to the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel, guests were free to explore the mammoth terraces before spending the night at the hotel.
The hotel still exists, and guests can stay in the original wing that was built in 1911 or in renovations built in 1936. Choose from a standard room, a suite, or one of the cabins.
Early travelers would board a second, smaller, four-horse stagecoach the following