WINE DINE & TRAVEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 3 2016

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tian landscape. We never dreamed that Mary soon would be perched on that same spot. Martians and astronauts aren’t the only movie subject shot here. Perhaps no movie was as famous as David Lean’s work of art, “Lawrence of Arabia,” that recalled British office T. E. Lawrence’s many visits there during Arab uprisings at the turn of the 20th century. Getting There is Part of the Adventure Our group of adventurers car caravaned from Israel to Jordan, an eight-hour trip that passed though some of the most historic and iconic places on earth. Among them is the lowest point on earth (1,378 feet below sea level), home of the Dead Sea. To our eyes, it resembled California’s Salton Sea, though much larger, deader and sporting check points populated by very young bored men and women with very bad-ass guns. 16 Wine Dine & Travel <strong>2016</strong>
Top: The coast of the dead sea -- starkly beautiful. Right: Our caravan enters Wadi Rum on a narrow dirt road. Opposite: The imposing mountain of Masada in the distance as we made our way past the Dead Sea into Jordan. Wine Dine & Travel <strong>2016</strong> 17
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