 | Haifa, Israel |
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... will be fine. The road signs into Haifa from Zichron are excellent, so without any difficulty we find ourselves in Haifa. Our goal was to find the three small Bahai gardens that are open on Wednesdays, since this is the one day of ...
... faith was started in Haifa as yet another break off from Islam, and now the 4th monotheistic religion to claim Israel as its holy land. They basically believe that nature's beauty will overcome and have created aesthetically beautiful sites around the ...
Ok, the dates on all of my Israel entries are totally screwed up.... but at least everything are in order! Haifa is a town 2 hours north of Tel Aviv by the ocean. It's supposed to be a really nice town known for the huge Bahrain Temple that is located ...
... /want to do, and casually chatting with random people isn't on the list of priorities. This dynamic isn't wholly restricted to Israel; things wouldn't be much different if I was a visitor in Detroit, or Atlanta. This has proved to be the hardest change ...
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Haifa, Israel
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Haifa, Israel
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HIKING IN ISRAEL
Posted on Jul 13, 2009, 12:43:28
... from Haifa area to TLV, then you told me about the Golan trail, remember? ) Ther is tons of more good hiking in Israel (and the Westbank), if you like the outdoors, go there! I just spent the last three month hiking up and down the country, amazing ...
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Best Country Traveled in 2006
Posted on Feb 1, 2007, 23:27:16
... with our family. The craziest part, however, was after spending a week in Jeruslame, we drove up to saty on a kibbutz in northern Israel. One of the men pulled me aside an told me that if I heard a couple of explosions or jets to calm my wife down and ...
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Historical Ruins
Posted on Mar 2, 2006, 20:01:27
... the Jordanian border near 'no man's land' which was a double fence with guard towers(occupied at the time) and a mine field between the fences. Exciting times. Israel will always hold surprises for even the most experienced travelers. Allen
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Traveler IQ Challenge
Posted on Dec 1, 2008, 14:11:09
Gosh !! People have gone under 5 km ! My best has been Haifa (Israel) with 8 km, then Amman (Jordan) 24 km.... And yes, Traveler-IQ is more addictive than Heroin
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