There were a few things that I came across on this trip that I know I won't see at home. Here are a few of them.
Blue sky, green grass - perfection. Except you see that little yellow
thingie? That's a mine field warning. After the war of 1967, the Jordanians never provided the map of the mine fields so the mines are all still there. This is valuable land that could be used, but it's not. Not really. The only use it has now is for grazing and every once in a while, a cow does get blown up. But Israeli lives aren't being lost in an attempt to clear the mines.
That's right. You are not imagining it. It's a camel crossing warning.
LOL. Saw a ton of these signs on the way to
Eilat. I guess there are lots of
Bedouins and they raise camels. Not sure why though.
Yup, it's a Kosher McDonald's. Definitely won't see this at home.
Blue sky, green grass - perfection. Except you see that little yellow thingie? That's a mine field warning. After the war of 1967, the Jordanians never provided the map of the mine fields so the mines are all still there. This is valuable land that could be used, but it's not. Not really. The only use it has now is for grazing and every once in a while, a cow does get blown up. But Israeli lives aren't being lost in an attempt to clear the mines.
That's right. You are not imagining it. It's a camel crossing warning. LOL. Saw a ton of these signs on the way to Eilat. I guess there are lots of Bedouins and they raise camels. Not sure why though.
Yup, it's a Kosher McDonald's. Definitely won't see this at home.
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