The sun disappears into the Jerusalem Hills behind my neighbor, St. John in the Desert monastery. Shabbat shalom to the Brothers and to all of you.Many more Sky Watch Friday photos from around the world await you at Wiggers World.
Friday, May 30, 2008
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Hi Dina, very beautiful sunset. Great photo again from you :). What does Shabbath Shalom mean?
ReplyDeleteDina, this skyline is just wonderful, I love the way your eyes first see the glorious colours, and then have to dig deeper to explore the fascinating profiles of the buildings. I'd love to see inside that dome, any chance of a picture, or is it not allowed?
ReplyDeleteShalom Steven and Aisha in the Philippines. The Jewish Sabbath, or Shabbat in Hebrew, starts at sundown Friday and ends after sunset Saturday. The traditional greeting and blessing we say to one another is "Shabbat shalom," meaning may the special peace of the Sabbath be with you.
ReplyDeleteGlad you have joined Sky Watch Friday.
Hi Suzi-k, Hmm, well said. (Wish I had thought of that, ha.)
ReplyDeleteI'll go down the hill and get some inside pictures of the church for you and post them next week. It's allowed.
beautiful sunset...
ReplyDeleteMine in here Thanks
wonderful sunset you have....
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I love the colours of the sun, this is a great photo. I love the cross in the distant with the sun peeping its light onto it.
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom, hope all your sunsets are just as beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely scene. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the architecture in Jerusalem.
Shabbat Shalom!
That is just gorgeous. The colours are so different to anything here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info yet again.
Wow. This is a nice photography but the bird in your post yesterday is my choice. It is incredible.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful colour and light!
ReplyDeleteTis skyline is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Thank you for sharing. That is good to know. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo! I like your national bird too! :)
ReplyDeleteOh Dina, this is such a lovely photo. I love the beautiful warm colors as the day approaches coolness.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset, beautiful church.
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ReplyDeleteGreat trip. Beautiful cross effect taken.
ReplyDeleteShalom.
Absolutely beautiful sunset, the cross in the distance makes this photo - just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWonderfull post! fits with the cross and Jeruzalem in riligion, welldone.
ReplyDeletehappy skywatch Greetings from JoAnn
Have a wonderful Shabbat! Shabbat shalom!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color, edges and great catch of the cross.
ReplyDeleteI love your new official bird. Hoopoe! MB
Beautiful sunset:)
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Dina, that is great. Loved the national bird photo as well.
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful!
ReplyDeletevery nice indeed
ReplyDeleteI think this is a beautiful view.. I have just had a quick look at all your posts and you have some fantastic pictures to see.. I really need to make the time to visit you again soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image, excellent.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteThat sky photo is a WOW alright, Dina! Have come across hoopoes in books before, but didn't realize how distinctive its markings are. Love to visit your blog....much to learn. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset as it was cloudy here..good weekend...
ReplyDeletehello dina, i think we all need to learn about our history, but some people in my town remain blind to the past, thinking only of the present (what we can get, what we can eat - i'm sure you have a jewish phrase for something similar)
ReplyDeleteNo post today? :(
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Dina. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteThanks also for your comment on my Thursday Thirteen post. I welcome the opportunity to experience (or observe) worship the way other faiths practice it. It's always enriching--and delightful to be welcomed into the experience.
oh so beautiful and peaceful! A very special shot to come back to a reflect.
ReplyDeleteHi Dina, what a beautiful sunset! I missed your S post somehow, but just went through it now. Fantastic and very thorough - only photo I didn't like was the snake one (went past it very fast!). You've really given me a feeling of life there. Have a wonderful weekend. :D
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photo, and "Louis" thanks you for the sentiment, just as he thanks you for visiting San Francisco Bay Daily Photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely photo!
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