A late afternoon, dust-filled sky over a sheikh's tomb and the cemetery of Darajat in the Negev desert. This is through a zoom lens. The hill actually was quite far away. One of the things I had not enough time to visit during my 5-day stay in the village. Even after our daily six hours learning Arabic in the classroom, the evenings were filled with activities.
Friday is the Moslem day of rest, while Friday night and Saturday are the Jewish Sabbath.
Shabbat shalom!
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Very very beautiful. Israel is one of the counteries I would like to visit befor my time on this eart is over. It seem to be wery beautiful...
ReplyDeleteNice weekend to you from Norway.
A beautiful shot of the scene you have described.
ReplyDeleteI like your faraway sky and the cultural aspects you share in your posts.Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteAgain, a pleasure to stop by and learn of other cultures accompanied with A very subtle sky watch photo.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a quiet, religious day in the Negev. Even the sky looks solemn.
ReplyDeleteA great thought provoking blog you have here and I have enjoyed catching up with your posts. I saw the train carried before this week as well.
ReplyDeleteI am happy to have you along with us all for Sky Watch... The view this week is just right for sky watch...and I thank you.
Tom
Beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteCome visit and see my blue...
You really saw and accomplished a lot in a short time. Thank you for sharing your adventure.
ReplyDeletewow! well done... nice catch! mine's up too hope you can drop by.
ReplyDeleteWords of wisdom, words of wisdom!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, excellent.
ReplyDeleteHi, Thankyou for your kind comment on "The Golden Pond".
ReplyDeleteI like your blog very much.
ReplyDeleteSpecial shot.
Special Sky Watch.
ReplyDeleteA different scene.
Beautiful - in it`s own way.
Keep it up! :)
Ida