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Day 12 - Haifa and Akko
Day 12 - Haifa and Akko Our travel today would lead us north along the coast all the way to the Lebanese border atop the "white cliffs of Israel" at Rosh Hanikra. The cliffs themselves aren't all that stunning, the border security is very imposing, though, and the fact that only 2 years ago there were rockets whizzing over it, bombarding northern …
Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee
... of St. Peter (before he was a Saint). Jesus lived with him for a couple years at the beginning of his ministry. There are archeological digs going on here also (where is there not) and it is concluded it was a rather rich village. From there we headed to the Jordan River. The sight that the tours go to is not the exact place along the river where John the Baptist baptized Jesus (that is in disputed territory, but ...
Alweer de vooravond van een feestdag
Vannacht was Shabbad duidelijk gedaan. Ik heb heel slecht geslapen door veel lawaai van de haven. Toevallig hadden we gisteren gehoord dat morgen, maandag, opnieuw een Joodse feestdag is. Ze vieren dan het eind van de week Sukkot. Om 14u zouden alle winkels in Haifa terug sluiten. Wij hebben natuurlijk meteen de link gelegd naar het openbaar vervoer. We hadden vandaag een dag in Akko gepland en zouden ernaartoe gaan met de trein. Nu zullen we dus eerst moeten checken of ...
Stunning Views in Haifa
... ever day- more than 12-hour days. He says he can't afford to close. What if one of his customers goes elsewhere and likes their sandwich better? (Hard to imagine- it was delicious!) He also says that there are too many holidays observed here. With three major religions, each celebrating on different days; every one is a loss for the shop. I was the only one dining today. It's still Ramadan, and Muslims break the ...
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