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Midreshet Sde Boker or Midreshet Ben-Gurion is a wonderful place down south in the Negev desert.
There is a high school, desert research institutes, a campus of Ben-Gurion University, and lots more.
I get the impression it is a pretty laid-back place.
People come there to live or teach or study or do research because they care about nature and ecology, animals and people.
And that's why I smiled when I saw this sign on a campus classroom building -- I guess people there have to be reminded not to come in with their pets.
Actually, the Hebrew version says "No entry to animals."
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(Linking to Camera Critters, even though there is no critter in the photo.)
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The pets might have something to say about that. "We'll behave, we promise!
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The building looks well designed to manage the desert heat. Clever walls, small windows, shades at the right angle etc.
ReplyDelete"Love me - love my dog"
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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Good Shabbos
ReplyDelete"Love me, love my cat." LOL! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the architecture here!
ReplyDeleteHmmm.... all pets? I wonder if it was a big problem. :-)
ReplyDeleteAn interesting building...
ReplyDeleteTo paraphrase Cloudia: love me- love my cat
ReplyDeleteI just love the iron structures on the wall and, of course, those beautiful Aloes (or Agaves?) in a row.
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