I am definitely going to to check this out.ohh and its FRIAR hall...like Friar tuck! I didn't know that. :s(people always seem to pronounce it 'fray-ere' hall for some reason- and I never suspected otherwise! haha)
@Smokey_cat: It isn't Friar! It's Frere! I realized my mistake when I opened the blog this morning!
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oh, haha.Waisay, 'Friar' would still make sense, even though I'm guessing the place is not a monastery:p
Wasn't this place been used an exhibition place for paintings and art stuff earlier? I mean when even the US Embassy was there? 0-0
@Hamza - yes it was, for private events, but it wasn't open to public. It has an amazing mural by Sadequain which is a must see.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSthis is awesome.
I am definitely going to to check this out.
ReplyDeleteohh and its FRIAR hall...like Friar tuck! I didn't know that. :s
(people always seem to pronounce it 'fray-ere' hall for some reason- and I never suspected otherwise! haha)
@Smokey_cat: It isn't Friar! It's Frere! I realized my mistake when I opened the blog this morning!
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ReplyDeleteoh, haha.
ReplyDeleteWaisay, 'Friar' would still make sense, even though I'm guessing the place is not a monastery
:p
Wasn't this place been used an exhibition place for paintings and art stuff earlier? I mean when even the US Embassy was there? 0-0
ReplyDelete@Hamza - yes it was, for private events, but it wasn't open to public. It has an amazing mural by Sadequain which is a must see.
ReplyDeleteYESSSSSSSSSSSSS
ReplyDeletethis is awesome.