The largest collection of pictures from Somalia (Puntland).

[Libaax-Sankataabte]

Radio Daljir is making a lot of buzz. This is one of them.

 

http://www.radiodaljir.com/audio/2004/plpictures/index.html

[Intel]

pictures from Somalia (Puntland)

mala hubaa

 

ooh those Crystal clear blue skies.. brings back memories

 

LST thanks mate

[miles-militis]

LSK - niccccccccce mate.

Woooow... is what comes to mind. A well worth and an incredible endeavour on their part. Well done indeed!

[OG_Girl]

Beautiful Pictures. Thanks for sharing with us.

 

I loved this picture...I want have like this house Insha Allah

 

 

Salam

[Suldaanka]

LST

Very nice pictures and nice designed website too. Were you the one who did it?

[Sophist]

breathtaking indeed. Only bosaso pictures only and few Galkacayo, no LA and the capital city, Ceergaabo and Buhoodle! oh well I shall bring the pictures when I visit those cities amongst other cities in Somalia particularly Boorame and Hargeysa insha Allah soon.

[AYOUB]

Beautiful scenes, MANSHA ALLAH!

[General Duke]

Nice website, well done Somalia Online,

[miles-militis]

If I am not mistaken this is the historic site locally known as the “laba indhood†mountain aka Christ worshiping European vagabonds’ first markings of their presence in rural Somalia - the British first, and then the Italians.

 

 

What you are looking in the first picture is the face of “Chris†himself, right in the middle of Galgala, aka Gaal Gala (get it). By the time the Somalis worked out the significance of it, it was deformed, but the marks remain on site to this date.

 

The second picture was intended to be the “cross†a part (horizontal portion) of which had been removed soon after it was marked, and only one piece of it remains standing.

 

 

Rumour has it quire number of Somalis died before the picture on the maintain was defaced and the horizontal portion of the cross was removed leaving the vertical half in place.

 

Legend has it, both had been there well before the European got to Somalia’s heartland.

 

I suppose it shall make a topic of discussion for the historians to devour.

 

Best of luck,

Cheers.

[OG_Girl]

and christianity among us Somalis, SW don't even go there bro. Must be some Ethiopians whom got lost somewhere when they were looking for food

LOOOOOOOOOOOOL

 

Salam

[Xudeedi]

Great pictures. I am impressed by the GAlgalo pictures.

[Som@li]

nice pics,thans

[BN]

MashaAllah. It is indeed very good to see Somalis investing in their homeland. And in particular, I must congratulate our brothers/sister in the NorthEast. Keep it up!

 

 

LST,

Thanks for the link. I noticed that the website was designed by 'Somalia Online', well done to all those involved in this endevour.

 

My only suggestion would be a bit more information about specific photos.

 

Samurai,

It's good to see you back. I hope all is well. Very insightful historical information on this photos. Now, if you could provide as much on the others.... .

 

Sophist,

I hope all is well with you as well. I am very much looking forward to your photos and account of your travels. Take care.

 

OG,

This would my future home. I wonder who is the current occupant...

 

[raula]

beautiful pics indeed. Hopefully, in one of those pics my lost cousins will pop up

[OG_Girl]

OG,

This would my future home. I wonder who is the current occupant...

Is really dream house. I wonder who is the current occupant too

 

Salam