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... for a short stroll and a bit of Capoeira practice), and TVs in the rooms.<br><br>The latter was critical, as as all 5 of us in the room (a pair of Danes and a pair of Germans) intended to wake up at dawn to climb the hill and watch the sunrise from the ruins so we were all looking forward to a relaxing evening in. The only English-language channels that weren't news were one showing a run of ...

... Sie habe den ganzen Tag nur geweint weil es ihr so leid tue...sie habe falsch reagi**t ab** Oren hätte sie so üb**rascht damit und nicht vorb**eitet. Und Musa meinte: Anachnu ohavim otach (wir lieben dich) und hat mir einen dicken Schmatz** auf die Backe gedrückt. So weit bin ich momentan wied** b**uhigt, ab** wie schon einigen von euch **zählt: einen etwas bitt**en Nachgeschmack hat diese Geschichte schon hint**lassen...Mama hat ja Oren auch keinen Fly** zum Üb ...

... great.<br><br>Our main activity while I was here was walking up the river Zacky. We left early and had a look around Rosh Pinna 1st, and then Harel who is looking to buy a place took us to look at one - a really nice place. then by the time it was time to go to the river Zacky it was already 4pm - we left 5 hours before!!<br><br>Once we found the river we parked up, I left my camera behind as I was scared it would get wet and of we trekked up the river - it was ...

There were a couple of spots we wanted to see around the Sea of Galilee. Because we had our own transportation we were able to see them, otherwise we probably won't have been able to because there is very little public transportation in the northern parts (because its not populated in those parts). First we went to Tabga where Jesus preformed a miracle by multiplying fish and loafs of bread. There is a church there to ...

I walked about 2km to a nice little lake near the Sea of Galilee, here there were turtles and crabs and a lot of birds, I got out my saronge, placed it on all the rocks, just about manage to find somewhere comfortable to sleep and slept through the hot part of the day. It must have been 35oC, this was not the problem, the humidity must have been at 80% - it was crazy and so much effort was required to walk it just wasnt worth it!<br><br><br>So after about 5 hours ...

My flight was not to shabby considering the fact that I compeltley exhausted myself the day before with Max. I was so knakced that I even missed the meal service! (and thats the best part of the flight) when I woke up I started to calm myself down about the whole passport/army situation and then like a bird flying into a clear wall I thought o myself "why am I worrying? by worrying I dont accomplish anything, so stop!" I came to the passport control line, wide ...

... to view a fisherman's boat believed to be from Jesus time. Then we boarded an Egyptian style boat to enjoy a ride on the Sea of Galilee. A St. Peter's Fish lunch was prepared for us upon our return to shore. YUM! On our way back to the Kibbutz in Ma'agan that evening, Bambi stopped in Yardenit, the Baptismal site on the Jordan River, where 2 ladies in our group were baptized.

This was the day of my first tour. It was really nice, the tour guide spoke English and spanish and I managed to get a couple of friends from here. He took us to the church of anunciation, Sea of Galilee and Nazareth, and Caphernahum. It was really nice!

... the other side of the story that the US government and news don't tell you. The women I had lunch with in Dahia are all Hezbollah supporters. The women whose house I stayed at in Khiem are all Hezbollah supporters. None of them are terrorists or would support terrorist activities (Four countries: the US, Israel, Canada, and the Netherlands, out of the world classify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization). These women are not violent, they are not radical ...