You might like Left Right Bacharach, Looking South from the Steegertal just outside the Steegertor, with St Peter’s Spire and the Wernerkapelle to its Right and Burg Stahleck on Hillside Joseph Mallord William Turner 1817 The Churches of Stein and its Town Hall from the Waterfront; View from just outside the Walls of Stein across to Mautern Joseph Mallord William Turner 1833 A watchtower guarding a street of foreign embassies in central Kabul. For the British army these improvised fortifications are called ‘sangars’, although the term is Dari for ‘barricade’ and is one of the few words the British brought home form the Anglo- Simon Norfolk 2011 The Political Staff of the British Embassy. Simon Norfolk 2011 Son of Lebanese residents in an African country, and a relative. Studio Shehrazade, Saida, Lebanon, 1970s. Hashem el Madani Akram Zaatari 2007 Robert Paul, 216 Johnson Street, 10 year old newsy. Found at 11 P. N. with 12 papers near ? Hotel. Been at it 4 years. Often sells until midnight. He and brother make about $1.50 a day. Goes to school little. Sells around the college inn Lewis W. Hine date not known Today it’s a Grey Rainy Day in the North of England Chris Shaw 2007–12 Undersized, Stunted-in-Growth and Rotting Melons Dumped in the Veld Outside Kroonstad, Free State Santu Mofokeng 2007, printed 2011 Some of the nonsensical property development taking place in Kabul. The district of the city, Karte Char Chateh, is remembered by Kabulis as part of the bazaar which was burned by the British in 1842 as collective punishment for the killing of the British Simon Norfolk 2011