Dave's
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Sunday 30th
Tel Aviv, Caesarea, Haifa, Tiberias
"In the morning, stroll through the Carmel market. Depart Tel Aviv, traveling north along the coastal highway.
Arriving in Caesarea, visit its ancient Roman port and aqueduct, Byzantine streets, and Crusader ruins. Continue by coach to Mt. Carmel for a
panoramic view of Mukraka Monastery and Haifa Bay. Visit the Druze Villages and their attractive markets nearby. Continue to
Haifa and view the
Bahai Gardens. Depart for Nazareth and visit the
Church of the Annunciation, the largest basilica in the Middle East, before continuing to Tiberias."
Carmel Market in Tel Aviv
Article on 2004 suicide bombing at the market
Our faithful purple bus
Really noisy group of Palestinian school boys
As if on cue an Israeli Apache atttack helicopter buzzed by overhead
Ancient Roman aquaduct
Any clue what he was doing, or just trained to hate? Bahai Gardens
Lunch of shawarma (turkey) and a Coke for lunch, 10 shekels
This is on the spot where Mary had lived and where she was told by the angle Gabriel that she was pregnant.
This is by far the coolest, most interesting church I have ever been to.
Nicole had saw me pet Jesus' head for good luck, like rubbing Budda's belly, so of course wanted to do the same.
Of note is placing your right butt cheek over St. Peter's face has been known to negate that good luck.
Cool- this pattern gives the effect that you are walking down stairs
There was an actual mass going on while we were there
The contribution from America, pretty cool
And the one from Japan
Jesus is with me
Only $2 per day for wireless internet.
Dinner was a good buffet downstairs at the hotel restaurant where I would sit with Susan and Mirabella.
