The view from our moshav as the sun sets behind the Jerusalem Hills and soon sinks into the Mediterranean over on the west side of Israel.(The sea is less than an hour's drive from here.)
Sabbath candles are lit every Friday evening, 18 minutes (I think) before sunset.
That means tomorrow candles must be lit at 3:55 pm.
So early! The earliest time of the whole year.
The soft colors of sunset are for SkyWatch Friday.
And tonight is not too early to start wishing you Shabbat shalom.
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Soon the days will be longer again...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sunset Dina and a Shabbat Shalom to you!
ReplyDeleteGood shabbes, Dina.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Shabbat Shalom Dina - How amazing that your sunset is so.. early. The candles will look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and wonderful colours. Enjoy your weekend and Shalom!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset and color of the sky.
ReplyDeleteHere is sunset about 3:40, but not so often to see it this day.
Shabbat Sahlom!
Beautiful sunset.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Norway
Hi Dina...breathtaking image of your sunset~
ReplyDeleteOver here at 5 p.m. the sun is already gone.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a bright start and a wonderful Saturday.
Hello
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture you show.
Wishing you a good weekend.
/ Hanne Bente
shabbat shalom to you beautiful Dina.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo :)
ReplyDeleteOur sunset is at about 4:45 for the next few days - it does seem really early!
Excellent view!
ReplyDeleteShabbat Shalom, Dina...
ReplyDeleteThat's a gorgeous sunset. Have a lovely, peaceful weekend.
Very nice photo shot, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnother masterpiece of nature...thanks for sharing Dina. Shabbat Shalom...
ReplyDeleteThis photo makes me want to weep. I've seen many sunsets like that from Moshav Kisalon. As always Dina you've captured the moment. Hope you shabbos was beautiful.
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