The friends and I had an overnight in Tiberias.
Tuesday was the hottest day of the year, in the mid 40s C, with a dust storm.
The hot dry wind whipped up the Sea of Galilee into crashing waves and whitecaps! This is a rare phenomenon.
The next morning the lake was calmed, as if by a miracle.
Here is the view from our hotel balcony at 5:30 a.m.
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By 5:50 the sun had risen from behind the Golan Heights.
A strange silver ribbon appeared on the water at 7:44 and stayed just a minute or two.
By 8:36 we were a bit north of Tiberias and the sky continued to reward us with photos for Sky Watch Friday.
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Beautiful grey skies.
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A lovely sequence of morning shots!
ReplyDeleteSimply amazing and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think that these are some of my favorite photos of yours Dina. So beautiful, calm and serene. And, as we know, miracles on the Kinneret do happen. (-8
ReplyDeleteSPECTACULAIRE!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe most beautiful part of nature to me is the sunlight leaving streams of stars on the surface of the water. The merging of the elements fire and water.
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHY.
A very peaceful scenery.
ReplyDeletegorgeous skies!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, the calm after the storm. It's delightful today too, isn't it. Thank god the dust storm is over (for this round anyway).
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A glorious series of photos, Dina! It's almost hard to imagine that this same sea was violent the day before.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos. The area is so wonderful
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the Sea of Galilee!
ReplyDeleteWonderful and impressive skies Dina! Have a great weekend!
These are magnificent views and photos from a hotel window, Dina. I especially like the first and second photos. And the third photo is wonder. What might have created the phenomenon?
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful, Dina! Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeletebeautiful skies Dina!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos, especially the one with the sun's reflection in the water.
ReplyDeleteStunning, amazing, gorgeous. I imagine people have been saying those words about the Sea of Galilee since forever.
ReplyDeleteThe type of storm you described is one of the suggested descriptions of what happened in the Gospel stories of Jesus and his disciples....you are repeating history! This is exactly why we follow you from site to sie, Dina! Kol haKavod!
ReplyDeleteDid the clouds bring any rain to cool you down?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of sky photos. The sunrise is gorgeous!
ReplyDeletewonderful SkyWatch photos
ReplyDeleteRegards, Bram
These are truly inspirational, awesome photos, Dina! It takes your breath away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, Dina!
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