1. “Rhapsody in Blue” in the valley of the Tabor Stream 14 February 2013

2. The Tabor Stream got its name from Mount Tabor, visible in the far background of the next picture. It starts in the hills of Nazareth and flows to the Jordan River, south of the Sea of Galilee. The blueness of this valley is due to the flowers of the lupine (turmus in Hebrew), a plant with edible seeds of the legume family. Music: Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin

30. “It is for this scenery that we are here” Oren Lifshitz Memorial lookout for a young son of Kibbutz Gazit, killed in action in the Second Lebanon War (2006)

31. Above and in the following frames: Kibbutz Gazit and its orchards Anemones in eucaliptus grove near Afula