Jerusalem was treated to a rare phenomenon on Monday!
A rainbow!
In these first two photos taken by a friend from her vantage point in the city, it looks like the arc starts in the Christian Quarter inside the walled Old City
and ends in the Jewish Quarter.
Enlarge her pictures to find the landmarks you already know.
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It was strange: thunder and lightning, then suddenly a few minutes of sunshine and rainbow, then gloomy darkness and a downpour.
From my house in the Jerusalem Hills I could only see half a bow, and it was touching the tall mast of the Bridge of Strings.
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This is only the second rainbow in several years that I have seen and I'm so happy to share it with you for SkyWatch Friday.
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I hope, sooner or later, to catch a nice rainbow... Yours is great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely series of photos to start my day. I always feel that rainbows are good luck!
ReplyDeleteLovely rainbow.
ReplyDeleteRainbows are always such a beautiful miracle!
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful photos! Rainbows are always awesome no matter where you see them.
ReplyDeleteRare indeed. Very enjoyable views!
ReplyDeleteHappy rainbow to you!
ReplyDeleteCan't even remember when last time I saw one - thank you for this wonderful escape.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Friday.
daily athens
Thank you for sharing this lovely rainbow Dina ~ pretty as a picture.
ReplyDelete'Adelaide and Beyond'
Yae, Dina! I'm glad you were able to get a rainbow in Jerusalem, too. Terrific photos!
ReplyDeleteRainbows are rare. Catching one is truly magical. It's an amazing thing. Each of the colours of rainbow, bring with it different meaning. I caught a glimpse of one too just recently, and had posted it on my blog. It was a lovely surprise for me too as I have not been seeing them for a long long time. May it bring us much joy, happiness and good health. Have a nice weekend with family members and close friends.
ReplyDeleteThis rainbow, that starts in the Christian Quarter and ends in the Jewish Quarter is almost symbolic for the two religions. How could they be separated?
ReplyDeleteAren't they a delight? We saw one in Sccotland that was so brilliant--moreso than any I'd seen before. And the camera was in the trunk.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.. I love rainbows! I have one posted on my blog also.I am following your blog!
ReplyDeleteShirley
That`s a wonderful rainbow over Jerusalem! Great shot Dina.
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy weekend:-)
I never tire of seeing shimmering rainbows. No matter where I am when one occurs, I will stop and watch.
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A woman who searched the night sky
Discovered a star way up high
That twinkled and glowed
And lit up the road
So now she can see where things lie!
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