Amazing Rustic Cedar Trees In 4aywmrjw Tourist Tube

Amazing Rustic Cedar Trees in Nature

Jan 30, 2015 à 02:53 AM

The Ceders Area Mountain

Amazing Cedar Forest Scenery in Bcharreh Mountains

Jan 20, 2015 à 09:04 PM

Forest of The Famous Cedars of Lebanon... Les Cedres du Liban ...

Close Up of the Cedar Trees of the Lebanese Flag in Nature

Jan 04, 2015 à 05:59 PM

The Cedars of Lebanon Les Cedres du Liban ...

Trees on the Mountain by the Cedar Trees

Jan 12, 2015 à 10:13 PM

The Ceders Of Lebanon Mountain Area ... Les Cedres Du Liban ...

Huge Tall Cedar Trees in Mountains of Bcharreh

Jan 24, 2015 à 07:04 AM

Forest of The Famous Cedars of Lebanon... Les Cedres du Liban ...

Traditional Lebanese Cedar Trees Newer Generation

Feb 07, 2015 à 09:16 AM

Forest The Cedars of Lebanon Les Cedres du Liban ...

The Mount Cedar Region Nature Landscape

Dec 22, 2014 à 08:19 AM

The Ceders Of Lebanon Mountain Area ... Les Cedres Du Liban ...

So Many Tall Trees in Forest Nature

Feb 04, 2015 à 07:18 AM

The Ceders Of Lebanon Les Cedres Du Liban ...

Tall Trees of the Cedar Forest in Bcharreh Mountain

Dec 22, 2014 à 05:45 AM

Forest of The Famous Cedars of Lebanon... Les Cedres du Liban ...

Cedar

Jan 03, 2015 à 04:39 AM

The Cedar of Lebanon, Cedrus Libani, is a perennial of the family Pinaceae. This coniferous plant was first start in Lebanon, on the Mount Lebanon range at Sannine, Barrouk, and the eastern and western mountain chains. The Mount Lebanon chain used to be entirely secured with cedars. These trees are the most prestigious common landmarks in the universe; religion, verse and history have all just as commended them. The Arabs captivate a conventional reverence for these trees, ascribing to them a vegetative force which empower them to live forever, and an "insight" which makes them show indications of astuteness and prescience they are said to comprehend the seasons' progressions as they blend their immeasurable branches, slanting them towards paradise or earth in like manner as the snow proposes to fall or dissolve. It is said that the snows have no sooner started to fall then these Cedars turn their branches to rise apathetically, assembling their focuses upwards, shaping, in a manner of speaking, a pyramid or parasol. Expecting this new shape, they can maintain the enormous weight of snow staying upon them for so long. The cedar's significance of Lebanon to the different human advancements is passed on through its employments. The Egyptians utilized its tar to preserve their dead and along these lines called it the "life of death", and cedar sawdust was found in the tombs of the Pharaohs too. Pharaohs and Pagans had the custom of smoldering the cedar originating from Lebanon with their offerings and in their functions. Jew clerics on the other hand, were requested by Moses to utilize the peel of the Lebanese Cedar in circumcision and treatment of uncleanliness. As per the Talmud, Jews used to blaze Lebanese cedar wood on the pile of olives reporting the start of the New Year. The wonderful characteristics of the cedar wood as excellent shading, hardness, dazzling aroma, imperviousness to creepy crawly's dampness and temperature, prompted Phoenicians, Egyptians, Greeks and numerous others to utilize it widely. The Phoenicians manufactured their exchange boat and military armadas from cedar wood and in addition the tops of their sanctuaries, houses and doorsills. ...