A memory wall for Zawtar El Sharqiyeh and its people near and far — the homes, the oak, the river, the tobacco years. Read freely; add a memory with a free account.
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So much of Zawtar El Sharqiyeh lives in memory now — the house with a child's height pencilled on the wall, the century-old oak, the smell of tobacco drying on the racks in the evening, the walk down to the Litani. This is a place to set those memories down, in your own words, so they are not lost.
About a third of the village lives away, and everyone carries a piece of it. Add a memory of a place you love, and mark the ones you share with others. Please keep it to your own memories, and gentle. This is not the place for news of what is standing or safe today — only for what the village has meant.
A home, a street, a corner
The house you grew up in, a neighbour's door left open, the shop on the corner — where daily life happened.
Anyone can read these memories. Adding one or marking the ones you share takes a free account. They are public the moment they post, and the agent reviews them regularly; if something here looks like spam, use the report form at the bottom of the page. Please keep it to your own memories of these places, and kind.