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Spring of Herod : The Spring of Herod, near Mt Gilboa is the site where Gideon received only 300 men to fight the Midianites who " were without number". It is without question that God alone saved the children of Israel.
Fine art prints on archival papers and canvas are available of these images. Sizes include 5x7", 8 x12", 11x17" and 17x22". Archival papers include Professional Mattes, Radiant Whites, Fine Art Watercolor papers, Ilford Gold Fiber Silk, or Canvas. Please email me at jam@digitalstockshots.com for pricing and sizes. Thanks for your interest and may God bless.

Spring of Herod

Joyce Meck

The Spring of Herod, near Mt Gilboa is the site where Gideon received ...

Updated: May 31, 2010 4:18pm PST

Megiddo : The Tel of Megiddo overlooks the Valley of Armageddon - where the final battle between the forces of good and evil will take place. Megidddo excavations reveal 20 cities superimposed on on top of the other. The oldest of these dates back to 4000 BC. Megiddo was one of the walled cities taken by Joshua.
Fine art prints on archival papers and canvas are available of these images. Sizes include 5x7", 8 x12", 11x17" and 17x22". Archival papers include Professional Mattes, Radiant Whites, Fine Art Watercolor papers, Ilford Gold Fiber Silk, or Canvas. Please email me at jam@digitalstockshots.com for pricing and sizes. Thanks for your interest and may God bless.

Megiddo

Joyce Meck

The Tel of Megiddo overlooks the Valley of Armageddon - where the fina ...

Updated: May 31, 2010 2:51pm PST

Jordan River 'N Area of Dan : The headwaters of the Jordan River begin in the Area of Dan. Some of the oldest ruins are here, dating back to the time of Abraham.
Fine art prints on archival papers and canvas are available of these images. Sizes include 5x7", 8 x12", 11x17" and 17x22". Archival papers include Professional Mattes, Radiant Whites, Fine Art Watercolor papers, Ilford Gold Fiber Silk, or Canvas. Please email me at jam@digitalstockshots.com for pricing and sizes. Thanks for your interest and may God bless.

Jordan River 'N Area of Dan

Joyce Meck

The headwaters of the Jordan River begin in the Area of Dan. Some of t ...

Updated: May 31, 2010 1:00pm PST

Caesarea : Caesarea was constructed on the glittering shores of the Mediterranean Sea in 20BC by Herod, and named for Augustus Caesar. Herod erected edifices of white stone and sumptuous palaces, a theater and an amphitheater. There was an elaborate water supply system which brought water from the Carmel range via an aqueduct. Herod also built a deep water harbor with storehouses and offices. For 600 years Caesarea was the capital of the Roman province of Judea. Simon Peter preached to the gentiles here at the house of Cornelius the Centurion - the first pagan to be baptized a Christian.  Paul was also imprisoned here for awhile.
Fine art prints on archival papers and canvas are available of these images. Sizes include 5x7", 8 x12", 11x17" and 17x22". Archival papers include Professional Mattes, Radiant Whites, Fine Art Watercolor papers, Ilford Gold Fiber Silk, or Canvas. Please email me at jam@digitalstockshots.com for pricing and sizes. Thanks for your interest and may God bless.

Caesarea

Joyce Meck

Caesarea was constructed on the glittering shores of the Mediterranean ...

Updated: May 31, 2010 9:54am PST

The Market by hand : Tel-Aviv, winter 2009

The Market by hand

Guy Shalev

Tel-Aviv, winter 2009

Updated: Dec 29, 2009 9:37pm PST

Dead Sea and Jerusalem : Some shots from Masada, Ein Gedi and Jerusalem

Dead Sea and Jerusalem

sotomajor

Some shots from Masada, Ein Gedi and Jerusalem

Updated: Nov 21, 2009 11:45pm PST

Safari in Ramat Gan :

Safari in Ramat Gan

sotomajor

Updated: Nov 17, 2009 9:06am PST

Sights of Tel Aviv : Some photos of Tel Aviv, Jaffa and Haifa

Sights of Tel Aviv

sotomajor

Some photos of Tel Aviv, Jaffa and Haifa

Updated: Nov 16, 2009 1:50pm PST

Ein Gedi: October 13, 2009 : <font size = "4">The day I didn't do so well on a hike!
After Sukkos, with Steve and Shalom, still on bain hazmanim, and Zahava, Moshe, and I working, Moshe and I took a day off, Steve and I rented a car, and the two boys came with us to Ein Gedi. Steve had never visited the Park, and I went in 1969! Instead of doing the easier hike to David's waterfall, we decided (my brilliant idea) to do a little more <i>difficult</i> walk thru' the Wadi Arugot. Well, I was not able to complete the walk, and Steve and I returned. Moshe and Shalom went on to the little falls at the end of the hike. I was really overcome by the heat and the upward climb. Not only that but, being a "chacham ba'layla", I had frozen all our water bottles, and despite the immense heat, they were not melting fast enough! We had to keep taking sips. I did managed to take some pictures - of course! And I insist on going back another time - in cooler weather - to try the easier trail to the David waterfalls. 
But I do admit that I need to limit my expectations of what I can manage these days...
By the way, we had the opportunity to say the "Oseh ma'asai braishit" bracha, when we got our first glimpse of the Dead Sea - in the week of Parshat Braishit.
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Ein Gedi: October 13, 2009

Pam Naumann (pamsteve)

The day I didn't do so well on a hike! After Sukkos, with Steve and S ...

Updated: Oct 20, 2009 9:58pm PST

Israeli Landscape : Views that i stumble upon while working or hiking around Israel.

Israeli Landscape

Assaf Peretz (Assafx)

Views that i stumble upon while working or hiking around Israel.

Updated: Apr 29, 2009 10:12am PST