 | Jordan Valley, Israel |
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... the tourism thing on the side, mostly during weekends. I happened to catch him with a week free. Guides in Israel are typically highly educated via a tourism guide certification school. It is like a college of sorts. Such guides ...
Yeah, this was my birthday present. Found out August 13th that I was offloading with the rest of the unit after all after getting the idea I was staying aboard the ship. It was fun for the three weeks-ish we were there, though. Soccer in a sandstorm, ...
... built, one on top of the next, forming a rather high tel (mound of old cities). From this point overlooking the Jezreel valley, one can see all kinds of Biblically significant places. While this is unlikely the place referred to in Revelation, it gives a ...
I was offered a trip to Jordan and Palestine by someone who befriended me in a public place. I'm not seriously considering going but I do pose the question, "What if this was a legitimate trip and offer to meet his son as he states?" Or, am I living in a ...
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Historical Ruins
Posted on Mar 2, 2006, 20:01:27
Barrett, I got to see Beit She'an 4 times over a 5 year period when I was volunteering in the Jordan Valley at Kibbutz Beit Zera. It really was interesting to see the changes as they uncovered more and more of the Roman ruins. We were only 10 ...
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The Best Travel Books
Posted on Jan 22, 2006, 07:44:36
... Middles East. I read both of these while I was living in Israel and doing volunteer work on Kibbutz Beit Zera in the Jordan Valley. I saw a few copies of The Beach while in S.E.A. as well as many copies of I Dreamed Of Africa during my African adventure. ...
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