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Madaba og en Toyota Yari er IKKE en bjergged
... 8221;). Det er jo dejligt at man kan alt, men det er nوsten til det punkt at man fّler at man driver rovdrift pه dem, fordi man ikke er sikker pه at man ville fه et وrligt svar, selv om personen mهske egentligt synes at det man beder om, er ret trوls. Og sه er der maden… den er fantastisk, intet mindre. Nوrmest alt hvad de serverer er er krydret pه en mهde man aldrig oplever i Danmark, og ...
Barriers
... in the West Bank, but under Israeli control. Given that we were coming from the Palestinian-controlled Bethlehem instead of directly from Israeli-controlled roads, at one point, our taxi was stopped and searched by Israeli soldiers for bombs.
At Kalia, we paid our ripoff entrance fee (50 shekels, or 10 euros) and got to float in the Dead Sea for a bit and cover ourselves in that famous mud, which was waaaay cool. :) Still, the most surreal ...
Mosiacs, Holy Land & the Dead Sea
... In Madaba we visited the Church of St. George which is built over the oldest mosaic map of the Holy Land in the world. From Mt Nebo (where Moses climbed at the end of his life to see the promised land) there were great views over Israel and further downhill we visited Bethany Beyond the Jordan (baptism site of Jesus). My camera battery died so no photos yet including the Dead Sea, waiting for ...
Mer Morte, Massada et Acre
... allant se baigner…
Alors la mer morte, on est à moins 200 m sous le niveau de la mer. Et oui, l’eau du Jourdain est détournée pour les cultures des israéliens.
Tu t’arrêtes à la plage Ein Geidi, si on peut appeler ça une plage publique. C’est pas là que tu passerais une semaine mais bon, t’es là pour essayer.
Tu vérifies que tous tes pansements sont bien mis. Une pancarte indique tout ce qu’il ne faut pas ...
Ruins, Canyoning (Wadi Mujib) & the Dead Sea
... to wash the salt off afterwards. And don't lick the salt crystals, they burn like crazy.
To get to Madaba involved a combination of cars and public buses, I know there should have been a better way than what I did but it only cost 7JD in total over 1.5 hours. On arrival, I found my accommodation on the "roof" of a hotel (Madaba hotel, 7JD); basically an unfinished floor, sleeping on a old mattress.
PS. wadi = ...