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Posted on October 5, 2017October 21, 2017 by Zohreh Majidian

I like the People of Iran – Stephane Dion

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Average Temp. — 4°C / 39°F
Rainfall — 3cm / 1.4 inches
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Rainfall — 2cm / 1.1 inches
Average Temp. — 23°C / 73°F
Rainfall — 1cm / 0.6 inches
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Average Temp. — 26°C / 78°F
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Average Temp. — 19°C / 66°F
Rainfall — 1cm / 0.6 inches
Average Temp. — 12°C / 53°F
Rainfall — 2cm / 0.8 inches
Average Temp. — 6°C / 42°F
Rainfall — 2cm / 1.1 inches

🕐 Time Difference: GMT: +3:30 hrs
✈ Flight from London: 5:15 hrs

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Daily Telegraph travelling with MCT
Iranian life seemed full of little pleasures: summer restaurants (carpeted platforms set among trees, always with a bubbling stream or fountain nearby); glasses of sugary tea; rice laced with butter and five sorts of herbs; drifts of fresh rose petals in the bazaar; stalls selling gladioli for every occasion.

Dates were beginning to sprout in orange showers, sacks of pistachios were on sale and bakeries turned out long sheets of bread to be sorted, aired and carried on the arm of shouting boys.

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