 | The Dead Sea, Israel |
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... for the early coach that was picking us up from the MKSH. I was going on a 2 day trip to Massada and the dead sea (organised for interns by the jewish agency.) She had insisted I borrow her friends battery charger rather than risk borrowing the camera ...
... of the sites in the Negev. One of the guys had a 'waterproof' camera (worth around 400$) that he was taking pictures with in the Dead Sea. So, I don't know what possessed him to need to throw his camera, but he did. Dummy. His friend didn't catch it, as ...
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Go to Bethlehem, get free candy
Posted on Nov 24, 2009, 12:01:07
... , spoke good English and I felt completely safe with him. He was based in Bethlehem and took me to Ramallah, Nablus, Hebron, the Dead Sea, Marsaba, Nebi Musa and Jericho. He also took me back to the Allenby Bridge crossing point when I was returning to ...
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Historical Ruins
Posted on Feb 18, 2006, 11:26:28
... are several sites in Israel. Almost all of the old city of Jerusalem is a historical area, and you can visit Masada on the Dead Sea and then head north for Beit Shean and the Roman ruins there. There are sites scattered all around the Sea of Galilee, and ...
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Hiking tour in Israel
Posted on Apr 7, 2008, 18:31:43
... fauna, animal life, history and archeology. The tour is also packed with lots of great activities such as floating on the Dead Sea, visiting Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and a variety of other places, riding camels, rafting the Jordan River, learning about Druze ...
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