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| Looking up at the dome of the Church of Saint Peter |
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| The main altar, viewed from the back of the church |
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| The story of Jonah and the whale is remembered here |
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| A minaret overlooking the Mediterranean |
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| Tel Aviv viewed from Jaffa |
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| Looking up at the dome of the Church of Saint Peter |
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| The main altar, viewed from the back of the church |
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| The story of Jonah and the whale is remembered here |
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| A minaret overlooking the Mediterranean |
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| Tel Aviv viewed from Jaffa |
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Oh, that whale is one of my favourite sculptures in Jaffa. We usually park our car near then when we visit ;-)
ReplyDeleteHi! The Tel Aviv photo is very beautiful. I know the Jonah story. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJaffa a wonderful mix of old and new! The whale sculpture is amazing. Thanks for hosting every week, Sue!
ReplyDeleteI'm always in awe of the art that they have in the domes (ceilings) of these churches.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place and that church too. You have captured lovely interior details!
ReplyDeleteExciting shots, I love the whale and the imagination it sparks. I met someone who was moving back to Tel Aviv and very excited to be doing so.
ReplyDeleteEvery shot of yours is truly charming, but I have to admit that I'm so amazed at the dome of the Church of Saint Peter, it's gorgeous !
ReplyDeleteThanking you for sharing such lovely images and for hosting every week your beautiful and inspiring link-up party I'm wishing you the best of weeks
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What a beautiful church! Have a wonderful week
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about why they took to the story of Jonah and the Whale? IS there a story behind the statue?
ReplyDeleteYes, Lydia. See the book of Jonah, in the Old Testament. The story is set in Jaffa. It's only four short chapters long and very easy to read.
DeleteGorgeous church!
ReplyDeleteYou capture everything in a way that I feel like I'm roaming those streets. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteInteresting photos! thank you for the link up party,
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos. You did a wonderful job.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and hosting. Have a wonderful week.
I am really enjoying your Israel photos.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful photos. I think I like the shoreline one best because can imagine walking along the tip of the water. :)
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Beautiful photos. I like the contrast between the church, biblical reference of Jonah, and the minaret.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful design inside the church. Love the last photo. Thank you, Sue for hosting.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a city we hear much about. Don't know why - perhaps in the shadow of Tel Aviv?
ReplyDeleteJaffa is such a great city!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful interior of the church, the minaret and expansive view of Tel Aviv are all grand shots!
ReplyDeleteCathedrals have the most beautiful architecture in the world!! Amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting!
Love the dome and the statue. Beautiful indeed
ReplyDeletePictures #4 and #5 are the best for me. Good perspective.
ReplyDeleteWhale is very cute.
Thank you for hosting.
Indeed, I know the story of Jonah... seeing there the statue is a special moment .
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! That dome of the Church of Saint Peter is stunning!
ReplyDeleteJaffa is one of my favorite places in Israel. Great snaps! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful architecture in the church. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photography of a very lovely place with all those unique buildings ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteHappy Week ahead to you
These photos are just gorgeous!
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