Here are just a few of the many people I have met here in Nazareth. The first picture (sunglasses) is of the tour-guide coordinator (he trained me and assigns my tours) who is called Amer. He is a hard working man with precious little time to waste as he runs all over the Village supervising nearly everything. The man in the green shirt lounging in my chair is Ibrahim (like Abraham, but Arabic). He is one of the most light-hearted guys I have met here. He is a funny man, laid back, and very very welcoming. He works in the Village Gift Shop...I buy my Pepsis from him. The three gentlemen in the next are hanging out in the courtyard of the Basilica of the Annunciation. The first (foreground) is Marcos, a worker from Brazil. The next is...well I can't remember his name, but he is from France. Both of them are staying and working at the Basilica. The one farthest away is Mariano, the friend who is staying in Tel Aviv for the summer. He came up to visit me for the weekend. The last picture is of Rani Espanyoli, a native of Nazareth and fellow (more experienced) tour guide. He is also known for playing in video productions the part of Jesus, as he is doing in the latest documentary being filmed in Nazareth Village. He is a great, hard-working young man. There are many others, and hopefully you will be able to see them in future postings...but for now...Salamot!
Here are just a few of the many people I have met here in Nazareth. The first picture (sunglasses) is of the tour-guide coordinator (he trained me and assigns my tours) who is called Amer. He is a hard working man with precious little time to waste as he runs all over the Village supervising nearly everything. The man in the green shirt lounging in my chair is Ibrahim (like Abraham, but Arabic). He is one of the most light-hearted guys I have met here. He is a funny man, laid back, and very very welcoming. He works in the Village Gift Shop...I buy my Pepsis from him. The three gentlemen in the next are hanging out in the courtyard of the Basilica of the Annunciation. The first (foreground) is Marcos, a worker from Brazil. The next is...well I can't remember his name, but he is from France. Both of them are staying and working at the Basilica. The one farthest away is Mariano, the friend who is staying in Tel Aviv for the summer. He came up to v
isit me for the weekend. The last picture is of Rani Espanyoli, a native of Nazareth and fellow (more experienced) tour guide. He is also known for playing in video productions the part of Jesus, as he is doing in the latest documentary being filmed in Nazareth Village. He is a great, hard-working young man. There are many others, and hopefully you will be able to see them in future postings...but for now...Salamot!
2 comments:
Great pics...I'm so thankful that you are meeting such wonderful people!! Enjoy babe! love U!!
It makes you realize that there are great people throughout this world!!!
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