I am glad to see how Kabul has evolved over the recent years. No more shattered, bullet-pocked buildings crumbling under the scars of war but proud buildings standing strongly like burly soldiers willing to face the odds no matter how tough things are.

Kabul I salute your perseverance and I know you will face the odds with remarkable courage.

http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/...-boy-s-018.jpg

Building nice majids helps the people by creating jobs.

The problem with kabul is,it stinks too much,they need some changes there,otherwise alot of disease will occur.

credit goes to this guy

http://www.panoramio.com/user/413036...age=1&show=all

Kabul is one of the world's older cities and a center of civilization. The Soviet - NATO destruction cannot hide the innate beauty of the city. Such well planned city with wide and straight roads are rare. The people of Kabul have a character and culture of their own enriched with their hospitality, jocular/jesting nature, their loud sincere laughs, their honesty, their love of music and story-telling and sense of honor. The city and the citizens are admirable and lovable.

Agree, Kabul needs more trees, all over AF more indigenous trees need to be planted.
Agree, PCO, shouldn't be in English, just like the Iranian and French have pride in preservation of their languages, so should we.

It should be in Pashto alone like on the currency or Pashto and Farsi like in bureaucracy. Other languages optional.

here are some more pics i found on an afghan guys blog.

http://kabulcapital.blogspot.com/

all credit goes to him.