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05-15-2007, 08:48 PM | #71 |
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Two images of modern Nazareth taken from a recreated 1st century village within the city:
These give a slight "feel" for the terrain there, which is quite mountainous (or hilly depending upon where you're from). |
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The following website has images from the YMCA 1st century recreation in Nazareth that I visited (and at which the above images were taken) and gives some information about it. I'm only offering it for its information on the place I visited and for its images of the "village" and the city.
Nazareth YMCA village recreation |
05-15-2007, 09:22 PM | #73 |
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Ah...here's what I was really looking for:
http://www.nazarethvillage.com/ This is the website of the place I visited in Nazareth. Check out the photo gallery among other areas of the website. |
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Thanks! It certainly does look like there is at least one hill steep enough to be considered a 'cliff'. I sure wouldn't want to be thrown down it, even though such a rolling fall might not be fatal. |
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of the landscape, than I had 10 minutes ago. |
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