My co-worker told me that when She lived in Isreal, there were old men on Mt. Sinai that threw rocks at people driving cars on the Sabbath...I'd love to see that. Dunno how far away Mt. Sinai is from Jerusalem.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Jawo
Glad you made it there ok! Would love to see some photos of the area!
I'll hav pics in a few days. Anything specific you wanna see?
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Just met Bibi Netanyahu at the Wesern wall and shook his hand. unfortuanely I didnt have my camera with me.
Very far. There are people that do that in Jerusalem too.My co-worker told me that when She lived in Isreal, there were old men on Mt. Sinai that threw rocks at people driving cars on the Sabbath...I'd love to see that. Dunno how far away Mt. Sinai is from Jerusalem.
Originally posted by: RyanB18
Hit up Uri's Pizza in Mea Sharim, best pizza in israel
Yeah, but since most streets in religious neighborhoods are closed on Shabbt, it doesn't happen too often.Very far. There are people that do that in Jerusalem too.My co-worker told me that when She lived in Isreal, there were old men on Mt. Sinai that threw rocks at people driving cars on the Sabbath...I'd love to see that. Dunno how far away Mt. Sinai is from Jerusalem.
Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Jawo
Glad you made it there ok! Would love to see some photos of the area!
I'll hav pics in a few days. Anything specific you wanna see?
My co-worker told me that when She lived in Isreal, there were old men on Mt. Sinai that threw rocks at people driving cars on the Sabbath...I'd love to see that. Dunno how far away Mt. Sinai is from Jerusalem.
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
Originally posted by: linkgoron
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
It's still much better than Tel aviv.
I will be heading to Metula, Kiryat Shmona, etc.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: linkgoron
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
It's still much better than Tel aviv.
just go north. it's so much nicer up here.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Jawo
Glad you made it there ok! Would love to see some photos of the area!
I'll hav pics in a few days. Anything specific you wanna see?
New archeological sites are not generally open to the public.Originally posted by: scott
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: Jawo
Glad you made it there ok! Would love to see some photos of the area!
I'll hav pics in a few days. Anything specific you wanna see?
How about pics of any latest new archeological discoveries?
Are you a dual citizen? Are you likely to get drafted into military service there?
So what's the deal with kibbutz's? I visited a seemingly successful one outside Tel Avi but never hear muich about them. The basic concept of communal living interests me in general.
I'm in the North now. Rented a car and drove up.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: linkgoron
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
It's still much better than Tel aviv.
just go north. it's so much nicer up here.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
I'm in the North now. Rented a car and drove up.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: linkgoron
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
It's still much better than Tel aviv.
just go north. it's so much nicer up here.
Man, it was windy at the Kinneret (Sea of galilee) earlier today.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
I'm in the North now. Rented a car and drove up.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: linkgoron
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Jerusalem may be nice, but harim saviv lah, it's surrounded by mountains, which keep the heat in. It's like a hamsin since I'm here.Originally posted by: ForumMaster
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: ForumMaster
yo. finally we left school for a two week break. ahh bliss.
You call this bliss? It's hot as hell!
You missed out on July...now that was hell
it was really hot in july but unfortuantly, the stupid hezbollah kept us in most of the time. today is unusually hot but lately, it's been getting a lot nicer. i do live in a place that's about 200M above sea level and i get the best wind from the ocean. my room faces west. it's very nice here and sometimes, i'm quite cold. i assumed that since jerusalem is high, it would be nice. maybe not.
It's still much better than Tel aviv.
just go north. it's so much nicer up here.
Man, it was windy at the Kinneret (Sea of galilee) earlier today.
Originally posted by: InverseOfNeo
Where in the North are you? I remember the Kinneret well. Stayed in T'veria (Tiberia I think) at Gai Beach. Nice place there. Hope you have fun and dont piss in Israel's drinking water!
Originally posted by: cavemanmoron
I am confused, I thought you were in Israel just a few months ago,
or have you moved from NY/NJ to Israel, permanent?
Have a nice time, and God Bless.
If you go to the "wailing wall" say a prayer for me.