Hod Tiberias

Ussiskin Street Tiberias, Galilee, Israel

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Viimeinen viikko

A travel blog entry by sirpa

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... oli Egyptin viisumi passissani ja laukkuihini lätkäistiin numero 5. Laukkujani tarkastettiin ja tarkastettiin eikä tarkastaminen meinannut loppuakaan. Ehdin kuitenkin koneeseen.

Eeliksen kanssa istuimme lennot vierekkäin, välillä juttelimme haikeina kaivauksia muistellen, enimmäkseen nukuimme. Eelis on toimittanut oikein hyvin pikkuveljen virkaa kaivauksilla. Kohta tapaan jo ne oikeatkin veljet ja sisaren. Ja äidin.
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Umm Qais and Jerash

A travel blog entry by mirco.k

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... Sea of Galilee in Israel, the Golan Heights, which are stilll disputed between Syria and Israel, and nearly as far as Deraa in Syria, where all the demonstrations had started, and it has now gotten worst.
Then, we proceeded to Jerash, where there is a huge site with Roman ruins. Interesting for sure, but as I have seen quite enough of such historic sites in the past few months, I was slowly becoming a bit fed up with such sites and more interested to see something different... :)
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Galilee

A travel blog entry by israel2011

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Weather gloomy, cool. Rain squalls, low visibility. Nevertheless the show must go on, although it would have been nice to stay tucked up in bed for another hour or two!

The day starts with a visit to the remains of a monastery built in the 5th century at Kursi, of itself not highly significant to us except that the place is near the traditional location of the miracle of the swine that Jesus performed. Only those with ...

Yofi!

A travel blog entry by tessapermar

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... And I am learning a piece from Mats Ek's "Giselle" from a dancer (one of the twins) who danced it herself. Rep classes are my favorite. Both styles of choreography are extremely specific, physically challenging, and, I wouldn't say character driven, but certainly intellectually alive. Right now I am in an interesting position where I feel that I look a complete mess compared to the others, but I'm finding too much joy in it to care. Don't get ...

Charlton Heston Day

A travel blog entry by rulu

... the past 17 years. A colloseum, amphitheater and a hypodrone have been uncovered. The hypodrone is where chariot races were held. I couldn't help but visualize Charlton Heston driving his chariot around the track with the bad guy trying to take him out with his 007 blades slashing. Enough of my 20th century Hollywood drivle. We are in Holyland not Hollywood.
Found out today that the Sea of Galilee is not a sea but a lake. Sea is just a name put on it by Christians.
We ...

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