Reality Check
It's been almost a year since going to Israel, Jordan and Egypt. I've obviously not finished posting everything from that trip here, and much is happening currently. So this blog is now going to cover current events (at least the ones that are in my little corner of the universe) in nearly real-time.
If you discover any errors in my descriptions of the sites in Israel and Egypt, please feel free to leave a comment.
If you discover any errors in my descriptions of the sites in Israel and Egypt, please feel free to leave a comment.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Timna Copper Mines
Another stop within a relatively short distance, on the same day as Solomon's Pillars, the Egyptian Miners' Temple and the Tabernacle. Later it's on to the Dead Sea.
One thing that impressed me about this place is that there is absolutely nothing growing here at all. Not a stick, a leaf or a twig anywhere. It's difficult to imagine, in 5,000 B.C., how the slaves who worked these mines could survive. In fact, it's very likely they knew they would die here, as apparently most of them did.
Here's a link to an article about the area.
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Hi Larry,
I've been enjoying keeping up with this blog, as well as your flickr and your studio gallery. Keep it up!
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