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Welcome to Panama City, Israel
Our last day in the Holy City - so sad! We finished up by walking the city walls - also known as the Rampart's Walk. We started at Jaffa gate and toured around past New, Damascus, Herod's and St Stephens (Lion's) gate. It took us a lot longer than we realized, but provided a great view into the working parts of the old city. We saw lots of …
Ashram life
As my eyes slowly adjust to my surroundings every morning and sleep is softly taken from my grasp I awake to the sight of my beautiful mexican man and the sun as it gently floats higher into the sky. The air is still slightly chilled in the morning and the mind is in such an innocent state as it slowly recollects the events of last night, last week and many years gone by. You remember your identity, your name and your profession and get along with the day ahead. Here life is a ...
A shorter day with the fishies
... twenties and a ten. I took them and just hope they work at the border.
Once I made it back to my hotel, it was chill time. I think I napped, I know I showered, and I called home.
For dinner, I was going to try to re-find the Ethiopian place I had seen when looking for the hotel earlier. Turns out all I had seen was a sign for a place with Ethiopian food, internet, and other stuff down some back alley. Not that I don't feel safe in Eilat after ...
A relaxing day (or half a day) by the Red Sea !!
... the town, we have to buy everything here. Although they are giving us reasonable prices (I think !!) The kids had a lovely relaxing afternoon - we had arrived about 3pm, and they went for a swim and then we had a late lunch of chips. Some of the kids went snorkelling afterwards just off the beach here, and others lazed around the pool. I spent a bit of time putting photos up on facebook, as we had internet access but only near the ...
It's Hookah Time
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While up on the rock with the other guests, we looked out over a tent city getting ready for the evening's feast. Maybe 20 rows of white circus topped tents lined the area below, with a main social area at the head. Men in white robes and red turbans were running around like little ants, carrying trays, food, blankets, you name it.
We soon scrambled down and found our tent, #62. It was quite impressive for a tent, with a bulb hanging from the ...
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