Postcards from abroad
We are just about to fly back to the UK, and we are looking forward very much to talking openly with you, our friends, about our political views and experiences here. You will have picked up that we have not said much on the blog, because it didn’t seem particularly wise. We leave you with… Continue reading Farewell until January
What a day. We started at 6.30 am being picked up for a tour to Ramallah and Bethlehem, including a visit to Arafat’s tomb, having coffee and ice-cream in Ramallah, ‘enjoying’ the long-winded Palestinian route to get round to Bethlehem, and then visiting not only the Church of the Nativity where Jesus was supposed to… Continue reading Ramallah
These photos are all taken in the Church of the Nativity and around Bethlehem Doubting Thomas Saint Geronimo’s cave The local Christmas tree going up
There is too much to say about our trip around the Aida refugee camp, established in 1948, but perhaps the pictures tell the stories better. The little chap in the pictures asked me to take his photo and I was only to happy to do so.
Not sure market scenes need any introduction, but you could tell us what you think the guy below is selling.