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June 9th 2023
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The Shuk
Shuk means Market and this one has everything
The Shuk
The freshest vegetables, fruits, and teas
The Shuk
I just love Olives and Dried and Fresh Fruits
Damascus Gate
Entry into Old City to the Muslim Quarter
Our first view of the Dead Sea
Ahava Cosmetics
An entire cosmetics industry has grown up around the curative powers of the Dead Sea Minerals
The Desert around Jericho
Drip irrigation in the desert has some green spots
Masada from the Foot of the mountain
We took the cable car to the top
Masada looking back on the Roman fortifications
Masada Guard Tower
Masada Frescos
Masada looks all brown today but in its day the stone was covered in plaster and colorfully painted
View from the window in Masada
Masada Storehopuse
King Herod had provisions and water stored up to sustain the rebels for 70 years.
Masada Another Roman Fortification
Masada Part of the Bath House
Masada Bath House Mural
Storage rooms
The entire center of Masada was devoted to provisions
The Dead Sea
Masada Cistern
The strategic system of water storage to survive the siege
Roma Siege Engine
The Romans built this ramp on which they attacked the walls with their siege engine
This ramp was built in a matter of months all by hand
Qumran
Here in 1947 two shepherd boys found the most amazing complete collection of ancient biblical writings
The Dead Sea
1450 Feet BELOW Sea Level
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YES I did float in the DEAD SEA
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