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| Page Views: 114 Last Visit to Lake Tiberias: July, 2005 | Korazim by haiamisa - last update: Mar 10, 2006 |
These are the remains of a Jewish town mentioned in the Babylonian Talmud (Menahot 85/A) and renowed for the good wheat grown there. The place has some meaning also for christians. |
|  | Agamas You can meet many agamas on the rocks. These lizards are about 30cm length. The male likes to stand on guard, keeping on eye on the world and possible dangers. The territory of the male is usually about 10 meters diameter and he has up to four wives and kids in this area. |
| | The ancient synagogue Here you can see mr haiamisa walking among the ruins of the old synagogue. |
| | Some pillars Here is a closeup of the pillars seen in the previous picture. |
| | Details of a pillar Stone was very trendy back those days as you can see in this picture. |
| | Eliayhu's chair.. .. inside the synagogue. Eliayahus' chair is used for Brit Mila. |
| | More stones... ...in an interesting Feng Shui arrangement. |
| | And this interesting picture is... ... a general view of the ruins. |
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July2 Mon Feb 25, 2008 01:22 UTC
Great photos and information - I love the photo of Lake Tiberius/bee hives ... and the hyraxes! Very interesting reading about your home town and the Mt. Hermon area. I've only seen it from a distance. | Gili_S Fri Jan 18, 2008 11:26 UTC
Brilliant page and excellent information of the area. | vidabandida Wed Sep 26, 2007 22:38 UTC
i like very to much a loof severa ltimes and this restaurant the gaucho i dont know is so familiar to me, but why and why... | Jim_Eliason Sat Apr 14, 2007 12:22 UTC
very good page! |
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