Ein Gedi

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Published: December 3rd 2005Middle East » Israel » South District » Ein Gedi
December 2nd 2005

Since we arrived too late on Friday afternoon, the actual Ein Gedi spring was already closed for Shabbat. We looked at it from a nearby hill, though. We didn't have long because a freakish wind storm blew in and we had to grope our way back to the bus.

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Yeah, there's definatly water back there

In contrast to the desolation surrounding it, Ein Gedi looks so lush,

Let's climb it!!!

Well, we thought about it, but didn't want to get in trouble.

Ibex

Aren't they cute! And obviously not afraid of heights.

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