Hiking in the Holy Valley - Lebanon

Kadisha means " Holy" in Aramaic is nearby the Forest of the Cedars of God (described in ancient works on botany as the oldest tree in the world), and the valley sometimes called Holy Valley, has sheltered Christian monastic communities for many centuries.

Hiking there brings you a step closer to inner peace, joy. A five hours hike during which you get in touch with Holy nature, you rediscover organized wilderness, wild berries, apricots, pomegranate ... hanging from trees only to welcome you, on the way small fountains straight from the earth heart ready to tame your thirst. People who live in the valley are as wild as beautiful as their environment, generous and welcoming like the earth they live on.

food. photos. stories. music.

Rust Belt a market with a soul. Walking inside is like going home. Kyle always ready to help, Chris open to any suggestion, Tiffany always smiling, kids playing, people laughing, singing, dancing, eating, rolling, discussing life, art ...  all together in perfect harmony. Extremely creative neighbors, Burkey's jewelry, un coup de coeur, every piece is carved with passion and perfection. Shannon from bath savvy is hilarious and it turned out that we both love mediterranean food. An amazing journey, a must experience, see you all again august 27/28.

The cup reader

Once upon a time in a far, far away land from here, lived an old woman who was feared by the whole city, she was a cup reader. She said i can see the letters, D and M in your cup, they will make your day, you will be eternally thankful for them. I can see a glass container, a jug of water may be ... travelling the world, sprinkling the lands on the way, refreshing the flowers, marking your sky with an unforgettable event, order... That will only be the beginning.

We have a small announcement to make: We are proud to announce that Mr. Thierry Hermes (yes, the famous fashion designer in Paris) holds our signature Lebanese jug cover.

Thank you DM.