At Dana's Wedding, June 1977
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Brana (then still Beverley) meets my family. |
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Adrian |
Our Engagement, September 1979
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Members of my family, including my father, my sister dana, and my sister Valerie with her husband and children camped out before the party. |
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With my parents in Vernon Close, St Albans. |
44 Stradbroke Grove and Killens
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Grandpa Isaac on his birthday |
We Arrive in Italy
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Luciana and Sergio Grancini |
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With Loredana and Claudia |
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With my grandfather |
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With Sami |
We Cross the Mediterranean
Kibbutz Adamit
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In the avocado plantations below the Lebanese border |
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A bedouin herdsman with his goats |
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The mo'adon of the kibbutz |
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Loading the trailers |
Ulpan at Kibbutz Ein Hashofet
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My mother on a visit to the kibbutz |
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Brana with Rachel Guedj |
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Myself with Adrian |
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A trip to Jerusalem |
Ma'alot
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We lived on the top floor of the building behind us |
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Brana's parents came to visit us |
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With Alan Tauber, our friend from Ein HaShofet, and Rochelle Fromson's dog |
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At Montfort Crusader castle near Ma'alot |
We return to England and move to Factory Cottage, Bideford
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Kizzy
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We return to Israel as madrichim
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Camping at the Sea of Galilee |
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Skinny dipping in the Sea of Galilee
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Camping on the shore of the Sea of Galilee
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Tony Glantz is far left and Steve Erlick is far right. |
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Trekking along the wadi near Ma'alot to the Crusader castle at Monfort |
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In the wadi near Ma'alot |
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A dip in a pool in the wadi |
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In the wadi |
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In the wadi |
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In a shelter during a katyusha attack from Lebanon
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A Trip to Egypt
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The view from our hotel room in Cairo |
Luxor
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Boat builders near the Nile |
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Bricks drying near the Nile
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At the Hotel Hatshepsut in Luxor
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Paupers picking over a rubbish heap at Luxor |
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The entrance to the Valley of the Kings |
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I created a bathroom in Factory Cottage |
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Judith Christie with Jessica and Maeve
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Amazing looking through all these photos - what an eventful life you have lived Frank.
ReplyDeleteDiscovered whilst googling Adamit. Very interesting to see these photographs.
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