Sorry about this morning....
.... I'm not feeling too great. Will try to get things up before the Sabbath starts.
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 2:40 PM
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Hi Carl.
I guess anyone would feel not to great with the little sleep you had these last days.
have a peacefull Sabbath.
Will.
Will,
More likely the amount of caffeine I ingested yesterday is causing the problems.
That level of sleep is routine for me during the week. But because of all the traffic yesterday, I spent a lot of extra time behind the wheel crawling (literally) and drank way too much of that 'energy drink.' Especially after I found it on sale for NIS 4 (a little more than $1) when I stopped for gas for the last time. The wife counted nine empty cans in the garbage bag (seven of them from the way home).
Feel better! And Shabbat Shalom to you, Mrs. Carl and all those bambinos! The drive sounds terrible, but the hike sounds great. Maybe I'll check out going there if/when I get over there again. I need to look on the map to see where you're talking about relevant to Hagoshrim, which is where we stayed in the North.
Sunlight,
It's actually quite close to HaGoshrim.
You go to Kiryat Shmona, hang a right (north) and it's about ten kilometers north from there on your right. And on the way you pass Misgav Am, the place I've talked about where you can look right into Lebanon. That turnoff is about 2-3 km. north of Kiryat Shmona on your left.
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