As you know from my previous post, I moved away from the Jerusalem Hills region on Monday.
This evening, after the sun and the 37 C / 99 F degree heat left, I took a break from cleaning and unpacking and went for my first evening walk in my new neighborhood.
After only two short blocks I reached the edge of the community; and as you can faintly see, Meitar really does seem to be in the middle of nowhere.
(Enlarge the photo 2x and you'll see what I mean.)
Welcome to the northern Negev desert and the southern Hebron Hills.
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(Linking to SkyWatch Friday.)
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Northern Negev?
ReplyDeleteHave you become a monk Dina.....?
I looks lovely Dina!
ReplyDeleteI am sure You can catch a lot of nice pictures in Meitar as well. What brings you to Meitar, do you have family there?
ReplyDeleteBrukhim ha nimtza'im!! may the move bring new delights, new sights, and wonderful highlights for all your followers! Meitar is a wonderful community. May you find every happiness in the days ahead, Dina.
ReplyDeleteReally amazing, Dina.
ReplyDelete(I think there are not polluting repeaters in that area: our town unfortunately is full of them!)
That's a heck of a photo, Dina. I have a feeling you're going to like this quiet place.
ReplyDeleteThis is good.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have what we are sorely missing here: silence.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to see me of your new digs Dina.
ReplyDeleteThe temperature is frightening and you seems to be quite close to the Armistice Line... Can't wait more news about your new place!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture Dina!
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! Lovely place, but I'm nosy about why you moved there:-)
ReplyDeleteI look forward to see more of this place
Are you in an even more isolated area? I thought you'd be closer into a city area.
ReplyDeleteOh WOW... it's absolutely stunning. I hope you will be very happy in your new home.♥
ReplyDeleteI imagine the stars must be magnificent when the darkness of night arrives. I love those wide-open horizons.
ReplyDeleteGreat news, Dina! You were moving house! Can you show your house when you are ready? Aren 't you sorry to leave the sisters? And the friars of the convent! I remember our walks there! How beautiful was the wood over there.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a very happy time in your new house!
Friends, thanks for your good wishes. I'll be answering your questions as I get a bit more organized here.
ReplyDeleteWil, Yes, I'll miss our monastic neighbors and the woods.