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The squeaky clean windows and body of the Mercedes reflect* the Old City buildings in Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Square.
The diplomatic corps car was turning into the narrow Latin Patriarchate Road.
Maybe the Latin [i.e. Roman Catholic] Patriarch was inside (I didn't want to stare).
It's always fun to see the two little Vatican flags on the car.
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For James' Weekend Reflections.
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Oh I would have stared. Anybody in a shiny Mercedes should expect that.
ReplyDeleteNice contrast between the ancient buildings and the shiny new car :)
ReplyDeleteI get envious (and a bad) conscience when I see a well polished car like this :-)
ReplyDeleteContrary points can merge together This shows it.
ReplyDeleteI would like to drive a car with small flags on the hood!
ReplyDeleteYou must have moved quickly to get that wonderful car-side reflection! I do love all those Jerusalem stones.
ReplyDeleteFriends, shalom, I do enjoy your witty comments!
ReplyDeleteSara, actually the car was standing still. Often cars have to wait at that corner until other vehicles come out. No room for more than one on the street.
I enlarged the photo and then the reflection is very distinctly visible! Great picture!
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