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Not wanting to head to bed straight away, both Eric and I decided that a nice beer in the pool would be exactly what the doctor ordered . . . regardless of the fact that it was 5am!

Splashing round in the pool for a few hours we saw the sun rise over the mountains and headed to breakfast early before making our way back to the room to sleep a few hours.

Managing only a few hours sleep I awoke and began packing straight away so that I could check out in time and also meet up with Joe and Eric. With hunger being the first thing to tick off on the agenda, Joe took us to a restaurant to sample some local cuisine.

We ordered a feast that featured Hommus, other dips and breads as well as something different . . . a traditional Hookah – which is not to be confused with a paid lady, but a glass pipe for smoking.

Although turned off at first, I gave it a go but couldn’t really taste anything and let both Eric and Joe enjoy it.

Once we finished lunch we took a drive up the mountains to a Go-Karting track where we raced round for a few minutes. It wasn’t really fair as both Eric and Joe drew slightly faster karts then me, and to top it off, this 12-year old girl kept lapping me as her kart was flying at 1000 miles an hour!

We jumped back in the car and headed further up the mountains to enjoy the sights and surrounds of Lebanon. It’s nearly impossible to explain in words, so instead I’m just going to post an assortment of pictures . . . enjoy!

Photos I captured on the last day

Photos Eric captured on the last day

As the sun had set and our flight was approaching we stopped by a bar and sampled a beer or two before saying our unfortunate goodbyes to Joe as we boarded our plane back to Las Vegas via Paris and Salt Lake City.