So far it's a quiet night on the departures floor of our airport.
It is midnight and my flight is not until 5:30 in the morning.
I took the next to the last bus out of Meitar to Beer Sheva, a train to Tel Aviv, and then a short train ride to Ben-Gurion; and that was hours ago.
N is for Natbag. It sounds funny in English but that is what you get from the initials Nemal Teufa (meaning airport) Ben-Gurion, NTBG.
I'll be flying, after a short change of planes in Athens, to Vienna, for a month of volunteer work in Austria.
Stay tuned.
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(Linking to ABC Wednesday.)
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That's so exciting! I can't wait to hear more.
ReplyDeleteThe picture illustrates just how busy this airport can be during the day.
Looking forward to learning and seeing more!
ReplyDeleteYou have a very interesting life Dina.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear what you will be doing there.
ReplyDeleteAn unusual view...
ReplyDeleteHi neighbor :)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the trip! When flying standby, I've spent a few overnight hours in airport terminals.
ReplyDeleteAs crowded and as noisy as airports get, they can still be lonely places. Your midnight photo looks even lonelier :(
ReplyDeleteI have never been at an airport outside flying hours, but my next post (Saturday morning our time) happens to have a photo of Melbourne Airport, totally empty, except for one lone, tragic figure. It is a heartbreaker.
I don't think I have ever seen an airport so empty. Great perspective, Dina!
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