I walked down to the open land just outside of Meitar this evening.
It is vast desert and a little forest you can have all to yourself, especially right before and after sunset.
But why was there a pair of big black shoes and an empty pair of jeans at the foot of the Israel National Trail marker??
Suddenly it felt kind of creepy to be all alone and I turned toward home.
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A wise move. Who knows what was over the hill! :)
ReplyDeleteI think you were wise. I'm afraid you might have been standing there when the owner came back for his things! :) Now THAT would be quite a shot for your blog.
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One wonders if alcohol was involved in the case of "where did my pants and shoes go"...
ReplyDeleteLove your "rapturous" title, Dina. ;)
ReplyDeleteforlorn. Glad you hurried away
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Hmmm, I would have done the same!
ReplyDeleteSelective rapture?
ReplyDeleteYou did well, Dina, you never know ... however, it could also be just a kind of work-art...?
ReplyDeleteI agree, kinda strange. It would be if I came across these items too. Creepy's the word.
ReplyDeleteVery memorable is that point at which one goes from feeling save and secure to afraid. The jeans and shoes would have done it for me, too!
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering what the significance of the three rocks on the left of the jeans is?
ReplyDeleteSarah, hmm, I didn't notice the three stone arrangement.
ReplyDeleteThe desert is covered with stones.
Between the goat leg and this, I would have hotfooted it back home, too.
ReplyDeleteIt's mighty intriguing, though, and I hope you find out what it was all about—even if it's just to satisfy your curiosity.