We’re so luck to be living 10 minutes away from the beach (although that holds true for most of the Israeli population, spread along the coastal plains). Nothing like an evening spent at the Mediterranean seaside, warm with a nice breeze and wonderfully warm water. So far, no jellyfish recorded on “our beach” so we keep going.
Living across from Ceasaria, we usually go to the Aquaduct beach there. It’s named after the ancient Roman Aquaduct which was part of the water system of ancient Ceasaria. Pretty neat landscape mark – they sure were good builders as it’s still standing strong.
So, sharing some pictures from our latest beach excursion, with night time BBQ included.
That’s a view of the beach with the aquaduct in the background:
Here’s a closer look at the Aquaduct:
Pics of the kids playing with their Spiderman boards at the beach:
Our humble hot dogs (for the kids) and zucchini BBQ:
on Jun 27th, 2009 at 3:44 am
wow! all these photos and no even one for you in bikini, what a disappointment!
on Jul 1st, 2009 at 1:32 am
I agree with the Count!
Those aqueducts are just stunning. It never fails to amaze me how industrious and inventive us humans have been throughout the ages. It boggles an American’s mind to see such antiquity up so close.