We went south today and without words I just let speak some impressions...
It was a great and glorious day.
A makhtesh is a geological landform considered unique to the Negev desert of Israel and the Sinai peninsula of Egypt. A makhtesh has steep walls of resistant rock surrounding a deep closed valley which is usually drained by a single wadi. The valleys have limited vegetation and soil, containing a variety of different colored rocks and diverse fauna and flora. (Wikipedia)
The beautiful photos are by my husband Uri Eshkar
9 comments:
These photos are simply stunning! Really, no words are needed (however I am deeply grateful for the explanation you gave!).
Dear Yael - I’m happy to know that you had such a nice travel. The impressions you gave us through images made me feel in awe to the nature. Hope you had a Happy Hanukah and wish you and your family a peaceful and healthy New Year.
Yoko
No impressions needed Yael. The looks of the scenery are superb, I love them.
Beautiful pictures.
Love that blue blue sky!! Not a cloud in sight! all the best in the new year to you and yours!!! ~
let URI know how much we appreciate his photography. I can hear the silence and smell the air and dirt. just love the desert. we lived in it twice in our married life. I miss the silence it can bring. HAPPY NEW YEAR my special friend. ;)
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Belíssimas fotos!
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HAPPY 2015!!!
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so beautiful. reminds me of desert areas in California.
What a good timing! When I was thinking of you, I received your comment on my contribution post to View Japan. Thanks for that. Wish you healthy and happy days ahead, Yael.
Yoko
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