Always good to have a friend visit from out of town. I found new niches that I didn't even know existed in the Old City (The Fig Tree Courtyard), and got to take some pics of this lovely place.
My light meter is failing, so I guess it will be a good excuse to get a new camera sometime soon.
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Entering the Old City |
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Old City newer homes |
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Old City Alley late winter afternoon. |
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Roof Top of Fig Tree CourtYard |
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Tourists on roof top of Fig Tree Courtyard |
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Fig Tree Courtyard roof top observation point |
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Looking North, the Lebanon border. |
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Water Cistern in the Fig Tree Courtyard |
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Livnot U'lehibanot. I used to sit on a pile of rubble at night under the stars... now it's clear that it was on top of these relics from the 1600's. |
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Relics from the Kahal at Livnot's dig. Now a National Heritage site. |
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Livnot Kahal |
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More relics in the Kahal |
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Beit Shababu in the Kahal |
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Livnot U'lehibanot: to build and to be built. |
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Sculpture in Kikar Avraham Sade |
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Night falls on "the bridge" in Tsfat. |
2 comments:
very beautiful :)
Beautiful photos! But then again, it is an amazing city I guess...
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