cedar of Lebanon

The image was made of cedar of Lebanon and painted black.

In the center of the lawn was a giant cedar of Lebanon.

The Cedar of Lebanon was important to various ancient civilizations.

"Cedars of Lebanon" is a song by the rock band U2.

The city was incorporated in 1801, and was named the biblical cedars of Lebanon.

So are the synagogue's wood arches made of cedars of Lebanon?

In the morning he wakes up and the next track, "Cedars of Lebanon", begins.

There were pines and oaks; the legendary cedars of Lebanon were not present.

A 16th-century's lodge lies under cedars of Lebanon near the gardens' boundaries.

There is a citron tree in the background, which represents the Cedar of Lebanon.

The retreat continues at Cedars of Lebanon, but now encompasses the entire state park.

They planted an avenue of majestic cedar of Lebanon.

They bore a sweet red-brown scent, for the press was of cedar of Lebanon.

The Cedar of Lebanon is the symbol of the country, and the revolution was named after it.

In the photo you see one of the tremendous Cedar of Lebanon conifers.

He died of a heart attack at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.

It is thought by some experts to be either a variety or a subspecies of the Cedar of Lebanon.

The Cedar of Lebanon has great landscaping value and is widely planted in park and large gardens.

The grounds contain a Cedar of Lebanon.

He was hospitalized in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with viral pneumonia.

"We desire to look upon the cedars of Lebanon and its great hills before we go on towards Jerusalem."

Another of Flushing's famous trees, a 200-year-old cedar of Lebanon that survived developers but not nature.

And what is the Templar supposed to do amid the scent of the cedars of Lebanon?

In 1764 the larch tree was imported from England to France, soon after the cedar of Lebanon.

A clothes chest, carved from the cedars of Lebanon, sat against the wall beside a couch with feet like the hooves of a deer.