Here are some pictures that I took with a purpose and want to share with the world. No need for further elaboration. A picture is worth a thousand words, enjoy!
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| I pass by these almost daily on my walk into the main part of town. I have no idea what they are!!! Anyone have any ideas? |
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| Quality graffiti spotted in Eilat. |
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| I do not remember the entire story but I will try my best to summarize: Enemy nations/ groups have boats with these containers filled with weapons. The enemies themselves sink the boats- on purpose. These groups send divers to release a tab from the weapons containers that allow them to float to the top of the sea. They then retrieve the tanks and use the weapons to attack Israel. |
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| This is what FRESH dates look like! Picked them up from the shuk :) Nice and juicy though not as sweet and chewy as dried dates. |
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| A kibbutz worker is clipping branches from a date palm tree. Dates are the "gold" of Israel, they bring in more revenue than any other fruit. |
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| A high-five goes to the first person who can guess what is being farmed here! |
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| That fort is on Jordanian soil, you can see how close we go the the Jordanian border during our visit to Kibbutz Eilot. |
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| A beautiful view from a BATHROOM STALL on our visit to a nature reserve around Kibbutz Eilot. |
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| Visiting a spice factory we got a lesson on algae! Not sure what the connection was... a bit odd... |
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| Flamingos! (That's what those white dots are!) Such beautiful creatures they are :) |
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| A train chugging along on the boardwalk in Eilat. Let's go for a ride! |
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| An ice rink INSIDE a mall in Eilat! |
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| A husband-and-wife-owned-and-opereated restaurant five minutes from where I live. They made me a customized vegan pad thai! They have been together for 27 years and met in the army. |
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