disembarking the blue line at the station designated and dedicated to the National Library I circumnavigated the building looking for an opening, a revolving door, a be-thobed figure approached, and, on the strength of Jo's experience of being asked for academic credentials to become a library member, I

we begin with DOOR and door, views from a walk to the shops blue-line metro to the National Museum and Murabba Palace, residence of King Abdulaziz 1939 – 1953, now a centre for historical culture, and home in Riyadh of the Turquoise Mountain initiative founded by King Charles III in 2006:

. . . it means, victory, a popular name for a sports club, an arena, and a team, particularly one Ronaldo plays for, which we will get to. . . holding the traffic up, MrBeast was shooting a video on the motorway in a private jet, on the way back from the gold market, where

. . . we took the next best option to Boulevard World, recently opened, Boulevard City. What does it mean? Sensory overload. I had this song playing in my head . . . but it's too early for a music break. . . We thought at first, shopping, that's what it's about,

not always adjacently placed, but always thematically linked, tall double doors for the owning family, low single door for the staff. (see note at the bottom of this post.) a cat introduces Qasr al Hokm metro station: further and better photos of the foregoing: interesting zone, this, souqs and the