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Things To Do: `The Ariana Graveyard'
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  • Written by husain on Mar 26, 2004
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  • Its probably going to be one of the first thing you see on arrival, just as you make your way out towards town after exiting Kabul Airport. There is a huge heap of aircraft to the right of the road. Much of it is the result of international coalition bombings and the battles that the warlords have fought over the years prior to that.
    Its quite a bizzarre sight, when you think that its the same airline that brought you into Afghanistan and you were airborne barely 30 mins ago!

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    Things To Do: TV Tower Hill,
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  • Updated by husain on Apr 16, 2006
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  • For a 360 degree view of the city, there is no better spot than the top of `tv tower hill'.
    I went up a few times to get the usual establishing city shot on each of my trips to Kabul. Its an interesting drive, up a dusty dirt track. Will take you about 20 mins of driving time to reach the top, but the views are rewarding. You can see on two sides of the hill and register how the city shapes up around the hill.
    It could be pretty hazy on a regular day, and the sky and earth merge witha shade of grey and brown... but on a day just after it has rained, you`re more likely to get a great and clear view.

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    SuzanneWheeler Wed Feb 4, 2009 23:12 UTC
     ate many times at the Thai Restuarant 2004. Was a wonderful surprise. I am trying to find an old friend. Can you help me. His name is Marshall Perry. It was told to me he purchased one of the fine older Russian homes there in Kabul. Please reply.
    DrAli Tue Nov 14, 2006 22:55 UTC
     The reasons they're all Toyotas (taxis): Pakistan has Toyota factories giving cheap access to spare parts. Most cars stolen in Pak end up in Af. Toyotas have a reputation for being tough as nails.
    Siddha3th Wed May 17, 2006 07:42 UTC
     From the 'graveyard of tanks', to the broken down palace at Istalif, to the naughty Afghan kids... just fascinating pages. So nice to come across something as intriguing and vital as this on VT. So long Husain... Siddharth. P.S. - could we swap jobs? :-)
    Nourin Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:16 UTC
     Thanx for the reminder... :-)
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