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...pomnik w Latrun...


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[dana]

pojecia nie mialam, ze israel ma takie fantastyczne znaczki...

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/2001/639.html

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1993/466.html

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1991/437.html

[kasiak]

Byłam tam!!! Dziękuję Lipniaczku za Hajfę. Prawda, że warta umieszczenia na znaczkach? 

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...aktualizuje te znaczki troche - prawie kazdy z nich bedzie posiadal pod spodem link z opisem po angielsku...

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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1999/608.html

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 Armon Hanatziv Promenade, Jerusalem

An impressive promenade was built on the Armon Hanatziv ridge to the south of the Old City of Jerusalem, overlooking "The Holy Basin", with the Temple Mount and the Kidron Valley at its center. Visitors may visually follow the development of Jerusalem from this vantage point - from the City of David from on the First Temple period through the walled David City to the modern construction of the new city.
The Armon Hanatziv Promenade is made up of a number of separate promenades: Haas, Gabriel Sherover, Trotner and Goldman, which were incorporated to create one overall complex, providing visitors with brilliant observation points facing both northward toward Jerusalem and eastward toward the Judean Desert. The idea to preserve the ridge as open public space was formulated by a team of architects, including Lawrence Halperin and others, and adopted by Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kollek. The Jerusalem Foundation and The Gabriel Sherover Foundation realized their vision during the last two decades of the 20th century.

Fragrant plants, stone and archways were used extensively in designing the promenade. Observation points with wooden trellises were incorporated all along its length. The Promenade follows the line of the mountainous terrain and has staircases and paths on multiple levels.
The main section of the Promenade was designed by architect Shlomo Aronson.