Haifa

Published on September 5, 2006 By Leauki In Reviews

My personal situation has cleared up, I think; and I now have the time and energy to post pictures.

Follow the link below for pictures from the Bahai Gardens in Haifa:

http://homepage.mac.com/ajbrehm/Bahai/Bahai.html

And below for pictures from Haifa from above, the university campus, and Haifa at night from above. It's totally worth it.

http://homepage.mac.com/ajbrehm/Haifa/Haifa.html

The missiles came in from the mountains opposite the bay, I think.

Haifa is a beautiful city and looks a bit like Miami. It's not particularly exciting (apart from the Bahai temple). I saw Microsoft and Intel offices, and apparently the Pentium IV and other chips are being made here.

I spent some nice hours in Haifa. It was good, all-in-all.

I think I will write about the old city in Jerusalem tomorrow, but there won't be pictures (except from above), as a) everybody takes pictures of everything these days, and

I don't have a camera.

Comments

Dr Guy

on Sep 05, 2006

I understand that the Core 2 Duo also came out of there.

Leauki

on Sep 05, 2006

I like how you always focus on the important stuff, Doc.

Dr Guy

on Sep 05, 2006

I like how you always focus on the important stuff, Doc.

Sorry. Great pics, and great story!

And o, BTW: The Core 2 Duo was developed there as well.

Better?

Tova7

on Sep 05, 2006

Fantastic Pictures Andrew!

They are beautiful. So strange whenever I think Israel, I think desert, but it IS on the water...hah.

The night shots were really neat, and the campus looked good too.

Thanks for sharing those.

As usual I enjoyed your article.

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