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Black: Coffee and Waffle Bar

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These were buried behind all the John’s and Jennifer’s. Good to see some familiar names 😎

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Burgerfry - Cedar Rapids

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Snooze - San Diego

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You are a children market

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Somalia ✌

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Taleh, Sool - 1975

The ruins of the ancient city of Taleh ( Taleex), a historical town in the northeastern Sool region of Puntland. It served as the headquarters of the pre-independence Dervish movement. It’s renown for its large fort which was built around a collection of Dervish tombs, the earliest of which was that of Carro Seed Magan, the mother of Mohammed Abdulla Hasan.

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Statue of Sayyid Mohammed Abdullah Hassan 

After independence a statue in honor of Sayyid Mohammed Abdullah Hassan and his favourite horse Hiin-Faniin was erected in Mogadishu. Following the collapse of the national government in 1991, the statue was destroyed by looters and its parts sold as scrap metal.

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The Ruins of Bandar Ziyada & Bandar Qasim

Bandar Qasim ( Bosaso), known as Mosylon by the ancient Greeks, is a strategically located port city in the Bari region of Puntland. The Periplus of the Erythraean Sea indicates that ancient Greek merchants sailed to Bandar Qasim, providing notes about the strategic and geographical location.

Located just outside of Bandar Qasim, Bandar Ziyada (Qaw) is an ancient town that was active in the Horn of Africa’s ancient trade system. The town was destroyed by the British colonialists when colonial rule divided the Somali territory into five parts since it lay on the borderline between British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland.