Thread by @sfrantzman

We took a trip from Jerusalem to Israel’s south, here are a few photos and notes along the way; we began at Ein Fescha, a national park which we had to reserve a time ahead of time due to Covid restrictions

Then we went to Ein Gedi’s Nahal David which we had to reserve a time ahead of time due to Covid restrictions

Then we went to Kfar HaNokdim, a sprawling desert camp near Arad where they only had an area for tents due to minimizing number of guest due to Covid-19

The next day we tried to get to the Flour Cave” but mud prevented us, so we went to the Dead Sea

At Ein Bokek the tourist restore area is totally sealed off and is a “green zone” and you can ONLY enter if you’ve had a Covid test; we didn’t have a recent one so...so we went on

We saw other sites along the way; a nice trip and gives a glimpse of things to do along this route but also how the pandemic has affected many things; for instance all dining facilities were closed at Kfar HaNokdim due to the pandemic, which was fine we had a huge BBQ