I wanted to share a few photos from Israel. I’ll share more as time goes by so check back.
Haifa, Israel – The Bahai Gardens
Jerusalem, Israel – Old City Armenian Quarter
Jerusalem, Israel – Old City Jewish Quarter
Jerusalem, Israel – Old City Muslim Quarter
Jerusalem, Israel – Old City Muslim Quarter, Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem, Israel – Bike
Nazareth, Israel
Nazareth, Israel – Basilica Of the Annunciation
Nazareth, Israel – Hummus
Nazareth, Israel – The White Mosque
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Thank you for sharing your pictures from Israel. They’re beautiful. As each of my 5 children turn 18 we take them on a trip of their choosing. 1 child down (Prague, Budapest, Salzburg, Munich), 4 to go. Your website is getting the wheels turning for me and I’ll be encouraging my family to subscribe to Passrider.com.
Thank you for sharing your pictures from Israel. They’re beautiful. As each of my 5 children turn 18 we take them on a trip of their choosing. 1 child down (Prague, Budapest, Salzburg, Munich), 4 to go. Your website is getting the wheels turning for me and I’ll be encouraging my family to subscribe to Passrider.com.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! FABULOUS PHOTOS, KERWIN!!!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING!!! I was in Israel with my mother in about 1976. I think that Jerusalem is one of the most fascinating places in the world!!!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! FABULOUS PHOTOS, KERWIN!!!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR SHARING!!! I was in Israel with my mother in about 1976. I think that Jerusalem is one of the most fascinating places in the world!!!
Hi! Great pictures – I’m hoping to go to Israel in July. Do you happen to know what El Al’s dress code is? Can’t find the info anywhere and I so far have had no luck getting through to a live person when calling them. Thanks!
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Thanks Sherry.
I don’t know the dress code, but I’d say business casual should be fine. They usually won’t object to that. Just be very conservative.
I did a piece about Nazareth here – http://www.unfamiliardestinations.com/nazarethisrael/.
Kerwin.
Hi! Great pictures – I’m hoping to go to Israel in July. Do you happen to know what El Al’s dress code is? Can’t find the info anywhere and I so far have had no luck getting through to a live person when calling them. Thanks!
Thanks Sherry.
I don’t know the dress code, but I’d say business casual should be fine. They usually won’t object to that. Just be very conservative.
I did a piece about Nazareth here – http://www.unfamiliardestinations.com/nazarethisrael/.
Kerwin.