Running out of neurons..

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Flicking through the odd phone pics I took on my last Dubai trip, I came across this twin tower shot that has me flummoxed. It doesn't seem to be the Emirates Towers, but for the life of me I can't remember where they are. All I can say is that the snap before was at Paranormal and the one after was at Seaview, which suggests they are Bur Dubai-ish. Would anyone be able to enlighten me?
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  1. Anonymous20 March 2010 at 14:27

    Not not Emirates Towers. Don't know what they are called but they are on the section od Kuwait Street which runs between between Mankhool Road (Paranormal) and Mina Road (Seaview).

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  2. Para Glider21 March 2010 at 03:59

    Anon - thanks! That explains why the pic appears where it does in the sequence.

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