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This month's theme day is a city exchange. This is a nice break from showing just Tel Aviv. I've chosen to show Caesarea. Caesarea is an ancient city (completed in 12 BCE) built by the Romans and is about an hours drive from Tel Aviv. The above photos are of remains of the ancient Roman aqueduct.
82 Daily Photo sites are participating in the 1st May theme, "City Exchange", please use the links below to visit them. Due to time zone differences and other factors, the theme photo may not be displayed until later if you are viewing early in the day.
Monte Carlo, Monaco - Rome, Italy - Singapore, Singapore - Tenerife, Spain - Rotterdam, Netherlands - Montréal (QC), Canada - Melbourne, Australia - Naples (FL), USA - Bastia, France - Hong Kong, China - Mazatlan, Mexico - Buenos Aeres, Argentina - Manila, Philippines - Arradon, France - Madison (WI), USA - Evry, France - Seoul, Korea - Shanghai, China - Bucaramanga (Santander), Colombia - Sequim (WA), USA - Singapore, Singapore - Budapest, Hungary - Baziège, France - Hamburg, Germany - Toruń, Poland - Nelson, New Zealand - Madison (WI), USA - Vantaa, Finland - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Mainz, Germany - Dubai, UAE - Saint Paul (MN), USA - Cork, Ireland - Stockholm, Sweden - Menton, France - Tel Aviv, Israel - Albuquerque (NM), USA - Kitakami, Japan - Stayton (OR), USA - Szentes, Hungary - Stavanger, Norway - Grenoble, France - Villigen, Switzerland - Paris, France - Hyde, UK - Moscow, Russia - Joplin (MO), USA - Jakarta, Indonesia - Greenville (SC), USA - Cape Town, South Africa - Asheville (NC), USA - Seattle (WA), USA - Kyoto, Japan - Tokyo, Japan - Madrid, Spain - Auckland, New Zealand - Oulu, Finland - Lubbock (TX), USA - Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina - Baton Rouge (LA), USA - Sydney, Australia - Maple Ridge (BC), Canada - Vancouver, Canada - Seattle (WA), USA - Selma (AL), USA - Chandler (AZ), USA - Sharon (CT), USA - Manila, Philippines - Lyon, France - New York City (NY), USA - Los Angeles (CA), USA - Brookville (OH), USA - Hayle, UK - Wailea (HI), USA - Saarbrücken, Germany - San Diego (CA), USA - Boston (MA), USA - Saint Louis (MO), USA - Cypress (TX), USA - Anderson (SC), USA - Torino, Italy
25 comments:
I like the photo with the ocean in the background. Must have been a nice day trip!
Nice photo and those aqueduct is amazing.
Superb collage, Mandi!
I want to thank your visits to my blog recently. Sorry I wasn't able to reciprocate because I was overseas for a few days.
I only came home last night, too late to enrol for the Theme day, but I am participating anyway. Cheers!
Nice collage, Mandi, good choice! Have a nice day.
fantastic shots!
Thanks for comment but what is kahoots?:)
Fabulous photographs of Roman ruins is nice to see. I just can't imagine what must have been in the minds of the people who labored on this project. Would you guess they could ever think about these times and you and I in touch across the world by computer? Wow.
My Theme Day portrait is of the "Peashooter" and the National Museum of the United States Air Force. Hope you like flying.
Ceaserea -- I remember the name from Bible Study days -- never before saw a picture of the place -- thanks
Great to be there with all that history.
Sooo old, amazing, aquaduct is appropriate in what must be an extra dry region, well, I thought it was dry but looks extreme....
Great collage;good choice!
Amazing story! i like the photo with the ocean too! it must be really beautiful to see those monumetns so close to the sea!
Really interesting. Thank you !!!
Interesting shots!
amazing what slave labour can achieve. ;-)
Ah yes, the Roman aqueducts! I remember those from history. Thank you for sharing these pictures.
Such a serene place... Lovely.
Once again, I'm viewing sites I'll never see. Thanks so much!
Have a great day!
Lovely collage - you posted an aqueduct, and I posted a viaduct. :) Quite a different landscape though!
Looks just beautiful!
I see by my photo showing up you also are on My Blog Log...I'll have to look for you and add you!
Happy Theme Day from Maui!
the structure is standing strong, simply wonderful!
If Im not mistaken, didnt the romans have some of the most sophisticated water system of its time? Its definitely interestin and fascinating to see
You didn't just change cities, but you travelled in time too. A beautiful place that I loved visiting, last back in '98. Shalom!
Very nice collage. Glad to see the aquaducts still there.
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