These fun shadows were shot especially for Hey Harriet's "Shadow Shot Sunday."
So it is only natural that the En Gedi Nature Reserve should use their fronds as thatching.
The huge umbrellas cover the ticket booth and the picnic area.
(No eating is allowed inside the oasis in Wadi David. )
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wow..the first shot is majestically beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Have a great day
Wonderful shadow shot
ReplyDeleteJust curious, do you have a big DATE recipe book at home? Dates are a big dessert ingredient in the Middle East I guess.
ReplyDeleteWe really need a lot of shadow here now!
ReplyDeleteBeing in the US, I never have seen (or even considered) palm thatch as roofing material (around here is the same, boring asphalt shingles). I feel in such a faraway desert when I see this tent shaped building. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteDina, these are really great shadow shots!!
ReplyDeleteA great idea to forbid food consumption in the reserve and keep the place unlittered.
Oh wow! They are simply stunning shadowy captures! I've never seen anything like it before. Amazing! Enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
ReplyDeleteI still haven't started covering my shack with reed, but I have found additional materials curbside (as is my way)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely wonderful shadows! I hope it's cool under the fronds.
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