Rimonim Eilat
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Wandering the Desert
... trial before Caesar himself, with unfortunate consequences. During both Jewish revolts against Rome, it was the martyrdom place of still-renowned Rabbis. It later became an important hub of the Byzantine Christian Empire, before falling to the Muslims. Noticeably, the evidence of Arab architecture (including a very obvious minaret) is completely ignored by the Israeli Park Service. Still, Caesarea was one of my favorite places to visit in Israel. Standing in the ...
More Flashbacks from the 90's
... to it.
When we got off the bus from Petra (local bus – cheap and fun!) we took a taxi to where the majority of the hotels are located. The taxi drive was several minutes of twisting and turning and confusing one way streets. Actually, our hotel was only 2 minutes walk away from the bus stop and our taxi driver took us a wild ride to make it seem much longer so he could charge us more (2 JD – we got ripped off). It was our fault- we should have checked the map first. ...
The Negev
... about 30 minutes in a hammock outside our room today just enjoying the day. The community here is very friendly and welcoming, and we've all really enjoyed our time!
So far, we've had a couple of different ecological meetings, just seeing how the kibbutz works to live in an environmentally friendly way. This morning we took a 3 hour walk around the outside of ...
To Eilat via Dead Sea & Massada
... on a kibbutz. Good excuse for a pit stop. The area we are in at Eiliat looks like a small Las Vegas. In fact we were told it was founded by the same types of people that founded and built Las Vegas. After dinner we strolled along the Red Sea boardwalk with its many shops and restaurants. It seems to be a town for young people. They were everywhere enjoying themselves. We have a 12 hour day tomorrow going to and returning from Petra.
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Going postal!!
... have to go back to the post office!!) that I was actually at the central bus station. This is where I have to get the bus to Tel Aviv from.
I bough a bag - I need to try and shed around 20kg from my luggage before I head to Spain - and some pomegranate juice (yum!) and headed back to Arie's. We're having steak tonight. It's lovely here... really homely and comfortable.
I have an early start tomorrow to go to Petra... so excited!!
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