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The same old ruin as already seen
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Fort Jabrin
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Grand mosque in Muscat during day light |
Grand mosque during night time, a large and very beautifully lit building. |

The Corniche again,
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and again.
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Our way into the mountains
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and to Nizwa, Nakhal, Jabrin and Bahla.
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The mountains have three different colours in some areas, due to iron and copper.
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A private house in Muscat, a lot of the buildings here have beautiful mosaics on their roofs and walls.
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Inside Jabrin Fort
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View from the roof top
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...into the family court yard
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Door detail
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Clay pots used to hold olive oil, dates and other food products.
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Tomb of the Imam, who used to live here, in the basement of the Jabrin Fort.
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Inscription in the tomb nave of the Imam.
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Internal staircase
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A better view of the beautiful staircase within
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...the Jabrin Fort.
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Living and study spaces have painted ceilings.
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Sleeping area
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A bathroom within Jabrin Fort
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Internal entrance court
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View from below of one of the watchtowers.
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A side tower
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Merchants houses on the corniche in Muscat
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Merchants houses again
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A larger merchants house
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A smaller mosque for the military academy within the
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...old fort of Muscat.
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On our way to Jebel Shams,
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...if you look close enough,
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you can see the now abandoned
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old town of Nakher within the mountain side.
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You have seen this before, I think.
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Here we are in Nizwa,
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...to be more exact in the souq area.
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Entrance into one of the side buildings.
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On the roof top of Nizwa Fort,
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...with inner court.
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View from the parapet.
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View onto the watch tower
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Entrance into a house
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side view of the house with a beautiful mosque roof mosaic, in the background.
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