Evening walk through Independence Square in Netanya. Many people are in restaurants and different children's playgrounds. In the middle of the Square, there was a big TV and rows of chairs in preparation for a movie demonstration.Big TV on the SquarePolice electrical car

Evening walk through Independence Square in Netanya. Many people are in restaurants and different children's playgrounds. In the middle of the Square, there was a big TV and rows of chairs in preparation for a movie demonstration.Big TV on the SquarePolice electrical car

Last weekend we visited Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Very strange place. It is quite big, situated on Yarkon river, but it was almost empty. Some part are on modernization, some looks abandoned. Very nice Tropical garden was empty and really wild. It is on pictures below :)

Last weekend we visited Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Very strange place. It is quite big, situated on Yarkon river, but it was almost empty. Some part are on modernization, some looks abandoned. Very nice Tropical garden was empty and really wild. It is on pictures below :)

Tel Aviv Central Market - an amazing place where you can find absolutely anything! Just look at my pictures to have an idea :) Simple food, species, clothes, dishes, souvenirs, sport fan goods, and very strange pictures with famous people or superheroes.

Tel Aviv Central Market - an amazing place where you can find absolutely anything! Just look at my pictures to have an idea :) Simple food, species, clothes, dishes, souvenirs, sport fan goods, and very strange pictures with famous people or superheroes.

On our last Sunday off work, we went to a town called Zichron Yaakov, using the usual intercity bus. The town is located north of Netanya on the way to Haifa, in the mountains on the side of the highway. Zichron Yaakov is one of the first Jewish settlements in the new history, which was founded in 1882. Jews from Romania settled here and began to grow grapes and produce wine, making the town the birthplace of Israeli winemaking 🍷.Now it's a really small town (Wikipedia says 23206 inhabi...

On our last Sunday off work, we went to a town called Zichron Yaakov, using the usual intercity bus. The town is located north of Netanya on the way to Haifa, in the mountains on the side of the highway. Zichron Yaakov is one of the first Jewish settlements in the new history, which was founded in 1882. Jews from Romania settled here and began to grow grapes and produce wine, making the town the birthplace of Israeli winemaking 🍷.Now it's a really small town (Wikipedia says 23206 inhabi...

One year ago we were on Baikal Lake last time. Wonderful place that now is very far from me. Hopefully, I will have a possibility to visit it once more somewhen.

One year ago we were on Baikal Lake last time. Wonderful place that now is very far from me. Hopefully, I will have a possibility to visit it once more somewhen.

Pictures of the night sea with a new moon and late sunset.A red cat in the light of lanterns against the backdrop of the Black Sea and sunset is absolutely monumental.

Pictures of the night sea with a new moon and late sunset.A red cat in the light of lanterns against the backdrop of the Black Sea and sunset is absolutely monumental.

Today evening walk near seaside. It is really cool to live near the sea. Warm water, waves and beautiful pictures :)

Today evening walk near seaside. It is really cool to live near the sea. Warm water, waves and beautiful pictures :)

I suppose in every country you can face with such little toys that you can get in the product shop :) Children like it very much. Every day we make competitions, which figure will be stucked longer :) It is funny. In Israel, we have it as Disney’s heroes :)All collection for today :)

I suppose in every country you can face with such little toys that you can get in the product shop :) Children like it very much. Every day we make competitions, which figure will be stucked longer :) It is funny. In Israel, we have it as Disney’s heroes :)All collection for today :)

Street art under the Ayalon Highway Bridge in Tel Aviv. There are very interesting and unusual pictures on the bridge supports and bars when you are going near Yarkon River to the old port direction. I don’t know what is the sense of these pictures, but it was exciting to see them during our trip to Tel Aviv.

Street art under the Ayalon Highway Bridge in Tel Aviv. There are very interesting and unusual pictures on the bridge supports and bars when you are going near Yarkon River to the old port direction. I don’t know what is the sense of these pictures, but it was exciting to see them during our trip to Tel Aviv.

Amusement arcade in the Cinema City Netanya. We spend there about 1 hour before the movie: we played air hockey, shotguns, raced a race car and a motorcycle, measured punching power, played pinball, and something we didn't even understand the meaning of 🤣 To play, you buy a card, incidentally also in the machine, on which you have game tokens. You put the card to the machine you like, it deducts the required amount and activates the toy. No piles of tokens like we had in our childhood. ...

Amusement arcade in the Cinema City Netanya. We spend there about 1 hour before the movie: we played air hockey, shotguns, raced a race car and a motorcycle, measured punching power, played pinball, and something we didn't even understand the meaning of 🤣 To play, you buy a card, incidentally also in the machine, on which you have game tokens. You put the card to the machine you like, it deducts the required amount and activates the toy. No piles of tokens like we had in our childhood. ...

On Sunday we made a voyage to Jerusalem, where we spent five hours with a guide in the Old City 🔥 There's a lot of pictures and writing for many posts, so I'll probably give away a little bit at a time. It was very interesting and very surprising. Many things became a revelation 🤷‍♂️ So for now this is the announcement of future publications 😉

On Sunday we made a voyage to Jerusalem, where we spent five hours with a guide in the Old City 🔥 There's a lot of pictures and writing for many posts, so I'll probably give away a little bit at a time. It was very interesting and very surprising. Many things became a revelation 🤷‍♂️ So for now this is the announcement of future publications 😉

We walked down King George Street from beginning to end. It was originally called Carmel after the central market where it ends. But in 1935 it was renamed in honor of the British monarch George V, who was celebrating his jubilee. It turned out to have a lot of little stores and cafes on it that came into my lens. The rubber duckie store even posed for me, even though I was taking the picture from the opposite side of the street 🤗

We walked down King George Street from beginning to end. It was originally called Carmel after the central market where it ends. But in 1935 it was renamed in honor of the British monarch George V, who was celebrating his jubilee. It turned out to have a lot of little stores and cafes on it that came into my lens. The rubber duckie store even posed for me, even though I was taking the picture from the opposite side of the street 🤗