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19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
Beduin boys and their donkeys standing below the royal thombs. The donkeys carry tourists around the whole day especially to places high up in the mountains.
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
A bar by Smithfield Market, next door to Grand Union. Seems as if it may have expanded to a neighbouring property before closing in 2025. (More recent photo from 2025, shortly after closure.)
Address: 57-59 Charterhouse Street.
Former Name(s): Dome.
Owner: Stonegate Pub Company [Town and City] (former); Laurel Pub Co. (former); Babushka (former).
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Penisola del Sinai
Beduin baby and tourist's camel ( the zone from Eilat and Sharm El Sheik Was in 72th Israel)
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
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A: "hey Greg, what about a camel ride?"
G: "sure, sounds like fun!"
A: "but, let's not do the touristy ride in the ruins! I want the real thing..."
G: "oh, Fuaz, can you organize a camel ride for us?"
F: "of course, I have a relative who does that. full day or half day?"
A+G: "well... full day!!"
uhm. that sounds great, unless you have tried to do that. or wait, don't!
riding a camel is quite different from riding a horse; the ride is smoother, and even when it runs (and camels can definitely *run*!) you don't bounce that much.
the only problem is that the saddle is very hard, and while it usually has plenty of padding for the camel, it doesn't have much for the rider. not much at all.
long story short, it was a tough ride, and my butt wasn't happy at all.
but it was still an amazing experience: riding out of Palmyra through country roads that became less and less urban and vanished into the barren land outside, which in turn became desert proper, a huge stretch of absolutely nothing except for a few thorny bushes and, here and there, herds of grazing camels. our guide was wearing his motorbike, and he mostly kept to himself, running after wild rabbits or something, leaving us in the complete quiet, in the wind of the running camels. amazing.
Photo was made in Beduin village. Under the only green tree were two kids, a boy and his sister. As soon as they saw any tourists they were running towards them with their arms open. On their face was shining such a sincere smile you rarely see on a face of our kids. It surprizes me how our kids that have everything can be so unhappy and how happy can be beduin kids that have alwost nothing.
They were running towards us asking for something, I checked all my pockets, couldn't find anything sweet, just found a business card someone gave me a day before on the street. You should have seen how happy those kids were and how amazingly they were staring at the card smiling...
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.
Beduin Camel, Israel
Camelus dromedarius
גמל חד-דבשתי
Judea Desert and the Dead Sea, Israel
מדבר יהודה וים המלח, ישראל
Gerne habe ich die Einladung angenommen. So viel Gastfreundschaft! Die Frauen feiern in einem separaten Zelt, so ist das im Mittleren Osten. Die Männer tanzen und singen den ganzen Abend lang, es gibt MANSAF, das Nationalgericht mit Reis, Lamm und Yoghurtsauce, Kaffee und Tee, und Shishas zum Rauchen. Zu meinem Glück war am Abend auch Khalid da, der Englischlehrer von Azraq. Er machte mich mit dem 105 Jahre alten Stammesältesten bekannt, erzählte von der Struktur der Sippe, und dass der Boss sein Vermögen mit Handel und Schmuggel im Dreiländereck Iraq - Syrien - Jordanien gemacht habe. Es sei normal, dass vermögende Beduinen mit 3 bis 4 Frauen bis 20 oder mehr Kinder hätten, so seien sie untereinander alle verwandt, Onkels oder Cousins oder Neffen. Meine Fuji Kamera war sehr gefragt, alle wollten ein Porträt haben von sich, oder mit ihrem besten Freund zusammen. Einige fotografierten es ungeduldig mit ihrem Smartphone vom Screen meiner Kamera. Die bearbeiteten Fotos wird Khalid dann im Stamm an die Porträtierten weiterleiten. Was für ein Privileg, an diesem Fest teilzunehmen - ganz herzlichen Dank!
19/11/09 - 21/11/09
Trip to the Negev Desert.
We visited the Desert Embrodery by Beduin women in Laqia, the Machtesh ha-Gadol, the spring of Yorkeam, the Machtesh ha-qatan, Nachal Gov, the Arava, the Machtesh Ramon, Nachal Ada and the burial place of David Ben Gurion in Sde Boqer.