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Tag Archives: carmel
Cleanup Effort for the Kishon River (Where Baal prophets met their demise)
A news item from Israel National News: The Kishon River, considered the most polluted river in Israel, will soon be the object of a major cleaning and purification project… The Kishon River’s pollution stems in part from daily contamination for over 40 … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting places to visit, Israel, Uncategorized
Tagged carmel, Deborah, Elijah, Kishon river
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A Full Day Seeing Sites in Israel
Internet time costs something where we are staying tonight, so I’ll save pictures and video for tomorrow when we (should) have free wireless access again. Our list of sites is long, so we’ll do a simple list: Megiddo: We walked … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Archaeology, Interesting places to visit, Israel, Travel
Tagged Caesarea, carmel, harod, jezreel, megiddo
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Day 2: Harod, Jezreel and Mount Carmel
We visited the Spring of Harod, Jezreel, Megiddo and Mt. Carmel today. I will save most of Jezreel and all of Megiddo for later posts, but here are some highlights from the other sites. We left this morning to visit … Continue reading
Posted in Culture & Cuisine, Israel, Overseas trips
Tagged Biblical Archaeology, carmel, harod, Israel, jezreel
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