According to the few readers of this blog that I've been in touch with, apparently pictures are a good thing. So, in light of that fact, I present to you... pictures. Here are a few images of the last few weeks in Egypt and a few from Israel. Hope you enjoy.
A newly found family, a tightly formed Chevre!
Petra. Amazing ruins in Jordan.
Three travel companions. One amazing tomb. Petra.
The supposed "burning bush" of Moses. (And my friend's hand.)
Bakers baking the subsidized bread for the Cairo community.
A newly found family, a tightly formed Chevre!
Petra. Amazing ruins in Jordan.
Three travel companions. One amazing tomb. Petra.
The supposed "burning bush" of Moses. (And my friend's hand.)
Bakers baking the subsidized bread for the Cairo community.
The scene of our feast at Es' house in the West Bank of Luxor.
Sari's, my travel companion through southern Egypt and Sinai, portrait on the Nile.
Family portrait of a Cairo family.
A look at Islamic Cairo from within.
Deliveries & shops in Islamic Cairo.
Playing futbol with the neighborhood kids in Islamic Cairo.
An amazing whirling dervish performance. (And free!)
Mosque of Sultan Hassan on left and Mosque of Al Rifa'i on right.
Inside one of the oldest mosques in Egypt.
An epic scene with best buddy Eli at the pyramids.So there are a few pictures for the imaginative to work with. The landscape is amazing, the architecture is surreal and the people are out of a Marquez dream. I hope those of you following this blog have found it enjoyable to read and now visually interesting as well. Wishing all of you my best.
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I've been reading the blogs. And checking facebook for pictures. I've never had anything that could aptly express what I'd like to say. Still don't, I don't think. But stunning, Josh. בהצלחה
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