There has some ugly crud going around lately and it put me down for most of this week. I missed you guys! But I’m back up and at ‘em with a photo for this wintry Friday.
Today’s photo is of the headwaters of the Jordan River in Israel. We got to hike out to this beautiful spot and I couldn’t have imagined a more lush place existed in such an arid climate. Next week I’ll be sharing more about that hike and our trip to Mount Hermon, Israel’s highest peak.
Feel better you beauty! We miss you too
That photo is absolutely gorgeous.
It’s been over a week but J and I might finally be over the crud. [As I cross my fingers, knock on wood, and throw some salt over my shoulder] I’m so excited to hear how your weekend was!
Beautiful place! I love the way you framed the shot through the trees. One of my favourite ways to shoot landscapes too
After tromping through sand and the dry climate all day it was a welcome oasis. Almost reminded me of jungle hikes in Thailand.
I’ll have to take a peak at some of your photos, sounds like we’ve got a similar eye for landscapes!
Wow! Is Mount Hermon where the Jordan originates?
It is! As best I can tell, it’s fed by quite a few streams coming down from the Gollan Heights.