Canyon of Nahal Gov wadi, 13 miles east from Yeroham. The Middle East
Album 262: Beeri - Amram Pillars near Eilat, March 21 - 25, 2002
The image depicts a group of people traversing the Canyon of Nahal Gov Wadi, situated approximately 13 miles east of Yeroham, Israel.
In the foreground, seven individuals are visible, their backs to the camera as they navigate through the rugged terrain. The canyon's walls rise steeply on either side, with the left wall appearing more imposing than its counterpart due to its lighter coloration and greater height. In contrast, the right wall is lower in altitude but features a darker hue.
The group has taken advantage of a natural ledge or platform within the canyon to rest and observe their surroundings. They are equipped with various accessories, including backpacks, hiking poles, and walking sticks. The individuals appear to be engaged in an outdoor activity such as hiking or exploring, possibly on a guided tour given that several of them wear blue vests.
The image captures a moment during this excursion, providing insight into the experiences and activities of those present within the Canyon of Nahal Gov Wadi.
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