I have been away.
Tuesday I rode the Beer Sheva-to-Tel Aviv train for the first time.
Today, Friday afternoon, I glimpsed the train from my Jerusalem-to-Beer Sheva bus.
It is good now to return to little Meitar, but it was wonderful to be back in the Jerusalem Hills and Jerusalem for four days.
And there are plenty of new and interesting photos to show you.
We are finally getting some clouds to hide the sun and there is a tiny hint of coming autumn in the air.
I am so ready for a change of season!
Linking to SkyWatch Friday.
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Shabbat shalom
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Fantastic! Hope you get the weather changes and rain soon.
ReplyDeleteIt's not exactly what we want here, but I understand..:-)
Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the new set of photos. I'm glad you enjoyed your time away, it's important to get that sometimes. I'm impressed by the desertic scenery. I don't think I could ever feel at home there.
ReplyDeleteOne of my (many) regrets is that I never took a train in Israel. One morning I missed the scenic route to Tel Aviv for two minutes...
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to the new shots!
ReplyDeleteSeasons are changing here too. We had our first frost last night.
ReplyDeleteTerrific shot!
People always thought that except for Tel Aviv to Haifa or perhaps Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the country was too minute for laying train tracks. I am delighted that was wrong. Laying your Beer Sheva train was a brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteit is a lovely shot. Nice to feel the change and a bit of excitement in this post. Shabbat shalom, Cousin
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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Just catching up on your blog. Glad you are back. Loved reading about the milk and the fiddler on the roof stamps.
ReplyDeleteI love it when you include little things about the culture of daily living!
Janis
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Looking forward to photos of your stay in Jerusalem :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Dina.
ReplyDeleteI'll be looking for your photos. Can't wait to hear about your visit.
ReplyDeleteWill wait patiently for Jerusalem photos although Meitar is quite nice and different.
ReplyDeleteYou made me think of the only journey by train I made through the desert along the Nile Valley. Thanks! :-)
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