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A working dromedary , and donkey, not for tourists… This is really a dromedary and not a camel Dromedary waiting for tourist at Mount Scopus . Dromedary on Mount Scopus, Jerusalem HFF to everybody! Walking through the old city of Jerusalem in 1970 Walking through the old city of Jerusalem in 1970 Children in the old city of Jerusalem 1970 Damascus gate from inside the old city of Jerusale… Youth in the old city of Jerusalem in 1970 Flowering almond trees on the way to Jerusalem Mount Scopus, Jerusalem in 1970 The Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem , Jerusalem, 197… The Western wall (Mourning wall) Fervor at the Western Wall. The Western wall, more known as the Wailing wall.… Colors and more colors -in the old city of Jerusal… Street scene in the old city of Jerusalem in 1974 Stairs and more stairs in the old city of Jerusale… Walking through the old city of Jerusalem in 1974 The Cardo - Jerusalem HFF - The original Knesset Palombo fence in fron… Another view of the Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem Three dromedaries , three expression We are coming back to the St. Catherin Monastery I preferred walking, as the path was now "easy". Portrait of "my" dromedary Even thistles can be beautiful - Mount Siani Plants between the rocks Mount Sinai Contemplation... Mount Sinai- Jebel Mousa HFF ! Barren Mount Sinai - 15 May 1981 Mount Sinai is not as barren as it looks from afa… The watch on top How to sit on a dromedary Our three guides and our three dromedaries Ghila was better cushioned then Max and I I also preferred walking Meeting us when we came down from Mount Sinai My dromedary is waiting patiently for me It needs only a bit of earth to grow- Mount Sinai… Found on the way down from Jebe Moussa. I went that up?? -Mount Sinai 15 May 1981 Early morning view from the top of Mount Siani Mount Sinai 15 May 1981

Eva Lewitus ^club

Posted: 20 Jun 2019

Taken: 09 Sep 1970

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Dromedary near Jerusalem in 1970

Dromedary near Jerusalem in 1970

One of the first camels I had seen. I had never dreamed that one day I would ride one and with such a beautiful saddle too.

Gudrun, buonacoppi, Boarischa Krautmo, cammino and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo

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Herb Riddle ^club

Very much like the camels and saddles we saw in Jordon Eva. When I see people riding them, I always imagine that they would soon be sea-sick with the big rocking motion. I wonder how you felt? A great capture here albeit a little bright. Is it spitting or is that a tether?
Regards, Herb

4 years ago.

Eva Lewitus ^club has replied to Herb Riddle ^club

I suppose you meant Jordan.I´ve never been there, but I am sure the camels looked the same. And no, I don´t think that seasick, but sitting and riding on them needs practice. He is eating herbs he found on the way. I never heard of camels spitting... Not like llamas ...

4 years ago. Edited 4 years ago.

Herb Riddle ^club has replied to Eva Lewitus ^club

Thanks Eva. Yes I did mean Jordan where we visited Aqaba and Petra. I believe most of the camel family (family camelidae -including Llamas) spit as a defensive reaction. Thanks for the extra info my friend. ~ Herb

4 years ago.

cammino ^club

Schönes Zaumzeug!

4 years ago.

Eva Lewitus ^club has replied to cammino ^club

Ja!!! Sieht neu aus!

4 years ago.

Boarischa Krautmo ^club

schön.

4 years ago.

Eva Lewitus ^club has replied to Boarischa Krautmo ^club

Danke.

4 years ago.

Gudrun ^club

Am Sattel sieht man gen Unterschied zwischen Touristen- und Arbeitstier:-)

4 years ago.

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