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Sunset in the Negev desert.
Just two short blocks from my house in Meitar.
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For SkyWatch Friday.
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
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Pictures of life in Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Hills. And since August 2013 also a look at the northern Negev, my new home.
This is a very beautiful photo and view!Great photo,Dina.Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Dina! Shabbat Shalom:-)
ReplyDeleteA lovely photo and a perfect post for SWF!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset, Dina! Thanks for sharing, have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHauntingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, Dina, such a beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteA very striking capture, Dina.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely sight.
ReplyDeleteOh, this reminds me of the burning bush, Dina! Beautiful capture!
ReplyDelete(I moved my blog to wordpress in Nov.)
Lovely sky, lovely shot...
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Great shot, Dina.
ReplyDeleteI can even like a sunset or two every year and this is one of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Dina. Shabbat Shalom.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a gorgeous photo, Dina!
ReplyDeleteYou live in a harsh-looking landscape. When do the rains arrive each year and can you catch the rain in a tank above your house?
ReplyDelete... another day in the books. LOVE this image.
ReplyDeleteHels, you can check the climate chart at
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Negev#Climate
The statistics are for Beer Sheva.
I think Meitar gets something like 200 mm of rain per year. But in last week's storm Meitar got 108 mm just in a few days!
Israel has no rain between May and October.
I have not seen any rain collection tanks down here. It is hardly worth it for the 40 days of rain per year, since there is not that much vegetation to water.
Along the highways of the Negev the KKL has made hundreds of limans. See
http://www.kkl.org.il/eng/water-for-israel/water-in-the-desert/limans/
Wonderful photo of this great atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteLovely shot. I liked the composition here.
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