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Published: July 22nd 2010
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*Found camera cord, so we're off!
Tuesday before last, Mar and I left for five days in Jordan. 45 minutes after leaving Jerusalem, Jordan was crossing the Jordan to go to Jordan. It was a cosmic alignment... even if the Jordan itself was hardly cosmic in scale or impact (it looks more like a tiny green creek than any proper river).
We took a shared taxi-van to the border station (in the Jordan...
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Devon
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I had a similar experience when I first saw the Tiber to when you first saw the Jordan. The Tiber is a scummy, green, body of water that I tempted to describe as being grey, green and greasy, though not set about with fever trees. the Tiber was definitely wider than the Jordan looks in your picture though.