Pretty quiet and desolate although we could hear birds chirping. Odd eh? But Israel is a grand crossroad for migrating birds.
The driver was friends with a Bedouin family who lived in the desert. We stopped at their tin huts and they were very hospitable towards us. We received a cup of hot tea and a lot of cheer even though we couldn't understand one another.
Their home.
This shepherd was crossing the road with his donkey and furry little charges
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14 comments:
I think the same thing!
Sorry!
Great post, interesting views!
Santilli
Two J's for one, well done thought out, loved the photos great views, thank you for posting.
Thanks for taking us to places where the majority of us won't ever come. That's so wonderful about blogging you see and read things which were unknown before. Each time I blog I learn something new!
The desert! You were in all the right places!
Nice donkey too.
my you take great images.well done
Dina
Or JACK@*# ! Another J.
Thanks everyone.
A lovely heart warming post! A cup of tea is always universal welcomed!
Thanks so much,
D
Looks like a difficult place to live, but certainly is full of history...
Thank you for the tour.
Did you notice that the shepherd is wearing JEANS?
Possibly in honour of ABC Wednesday letter J?
Bear((( )))
Wow, fantastic shots. To see a flower amoungst that dessert terain is amazing. It must have a strong will to live!
Wow
1 You had no trouble at all coming up with "J". I have always wanted to visit the Holy Land and see it for myself. I will probably never get to, but your pictures make it seem like I know it better.
Interesting photos and thought-provoking post.
It makes us humble and filled with gratitude to know of people who are living in trying conditions.
Thank you for visiting MDS
wow. this is a great post. :O eye opening photos from quite a fascinating place. :O
Those are riviting pictures!
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