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Doha, Qatar

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Coastal route 1A to Doha, Qatar	Sports Roundabout, Doha	Sports Roundabout, Doha	Sports Roundabout, Doha
Mosaic on the Sports Roundabout, Doha	Sword Arch, Grand Hamad Street, Doha, Qatar	State of Qatar seal, Grand Hamad Street Arch	State of Qatar seal, Grand Hamad Street Arch
Sword Arch, Grand Hamad Street, Doha	Sword Arch, Grand Hamad Street	Sword Arch, Grand Hamad Street	افسح Ufsah "Make Room" (Give Way / Yield)

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Aisha Ahmed		11-May-2008 10:51
hello Mr. ...... thanxx for the wonderful pictures.very exciting places.

Aji Varghese		20-Apr-2008 12:48
Nice Pics Mr.Brian. I was there from May 2005. Many pictures has to be updated......as most of the projects is finished..

sharon lawrence likwartz		22-Nov-2007 22:54
Hi Brian.... My husband is currently working in Ras Laffan for KBR on the Pearl Project. It was great for me to see your photos so as to give me a sense of what he sees each day. They are artistly done. Thank you so much. I hope to visit myself in the cooler season!!! The souq's are calling!!!!

naeem ahmed bhatti		25-May-2007 19:47
Dear Brian I am naeem ahmed and we lived in doha for 4 decadess. your site reminded me all the beautiful days of my childhood in FREEK BIN IMRAN of doha streets. Thanks a lot

Rashid		22-May-2007 14:27
Thanks for the pics. I used to live in Doha from 03-05. Loved that place. I want to go back. If anyone has connections for someone or a company that can use an American with an MBA that knows Satellite Communications and Software Engineering, please contact me at carmack10473@yahoo.com. I would go back if I could find a position. Thanks

Kamran		09-Apr-2007 21:18
Hello Brian, Thanks a lot for all these pics. I was born and grew up in Doha and lived right there near the bank street previously called "Hamad Road". My father had a watchmaking shop in Souq Waqif for 40 years. I grew up watchin these big banks buildings. These pics remind me my childhood. Right there in Souq Al-Aseri where the little Habib Bank branch, I used to play and shop around that area......It reminds me my beautiful memories...that Souq Waqif... oh...it touched my heart...my beloved dad spent almost his life there....he passed away in 2000...thanks a lot again for these beautiful pics...

sophia		12-Jan-2007 17:46
HI brian, Thank you so much for your photos. My youngest son is stationed in Iraq and is currently in Qatar for a temporary R&R. It was such a blessing for me to be able to log on to your site and have an idea where my son is by seeing these photos. he has been at war since October, so I am deligted that he is restinga bit before he goes back to Baghdad. Thank you, Sophia Aguirre ( a proud military Mother)

muhammed sageer		02-Nov-2006 08:48
Thanks for information

Guest		18-Oct-2006 19:33
i really enjoyed your photo gallery. i was stationed in Qatar for a year in the US Army and have to say that Qatar is about my most favorite place in the world. i cant wait to get back

Ghazali		16-Sep-2006 12:00
Hello, I just happened to come across your gallery and really enjoyed browsing through it. I grew up in Doha, but finally had to part with it a few years ago...Seeing these photos brings me back home. :) Thank you.

Fran Gillespie		13-Jun-2006 13:39
Dear Brian I really enjoy looking at your wonderful photos, a fantastic record of old, fake-old and new buildings. But a couple of points -- contrary to popular belief the Al Kut fort was not the Turkish garrison. The one the Turks occupied has long gone. And that new pink spiral building may have to be re-named following recent events! Cheers, Fran Gillespie

Fran Gillespie		13-Jun-2006 13:39
Dear Brian I really enjoy looking at your wonderful photos, a fantastic record of old, fake-old and new buildings. But a couple of points -- contrary to popular belief the Al Kut fort was not the Turkish garrison. The one the Turks occupied has long gone. And that new pink spiral building may have to be re-named following recent events! Cheers, Fran Gillespie

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