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The weather is still warm...
...although it gets dark very early. I took this photo on Tel Aviv's Banana Beach around half-past-three in the afternoon, and as you can see the sun was already setting. Given the amount of sewage that gets dumped in the Med around these parts, I really hope this fisherman is not supplying the local restaurants.
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Re: The weather is still warm...
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Bad Vilbel
on Fri 01 Dec 2006 01:44 AM IST | Permanent Link
You guys have a "Banana Beach" ???
Re: Re: The weather is still warm...
Oh yes. Banana Beach, Peeping Toms' Beach (not to be taken literally), and more... :P
Re: The weather is still warm...
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Arash
on Fri 01 Dec 2006 01:49 AM IST | Permanent Link
I haven't see the see for over a year. Thanks for the picture.
Re: The weather is still warm...
I envy you people.. just now when its so dark and gloomy over here...
I wonder what took Lisa to the beach that afternoon... Re: The weather is still warm...
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Fay
on Fri 01 Dec 2006 01:55 PM IST | Permanent Link
This is making me so homesick. :-( But thanks anyway!
Re: Re: The weather is still warm...
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Anonymous
on Tue 05 Dec 2006 04:59 PM IST | Permanent Link
...me too... :0)
Abu-Issa http://http:montreal-palestine.blogspot.com Re: The weather is still warm...
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moku yobi
on Fri 01 Dec 2006 02:06 PM IST | Profile | Permanent Link
Early sunset - but the sun rises really early also. To get more sunlight, the individual could get up early, or the whole country could move the clock back an hour or two. I recall there was some pressure recently about changing the time to have more light during working hours. May be would help people being happier...
Re: The weather is still warm...
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lirun
on Wed 06 Dec 2006 11:17 PM IST | Permanent Link
havent had waves in ages - its killing me
Re: The weather is still warm...
That fisherman looks a bit like Pablo Picasso.
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