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Last weekend I gave my job a trip to the lake Genezaret (Lake Kineret). Once a year the Kibbutz a two-day trip organized in a water park, which lies on the lake. Since the kibbutz has a lot of money, it made no half measures and rented the same throughout the water park. With twelve other "Guy's" I was responsible for catering the 400 passengers. It started on Friday morning. We loaded all the food and drinks in a small truck. After everything was neatly stowed away, we took a bus north. The lake is approximately 3 hours drive from the kibbutz. The trip was very relaxing and offered me the opportunity to land and people to see. A large part of the trip we went on Highway No. 6. This runs from north to south and has been opened only recently. Along the green line I could marvel at the wall that the Israelis have built to defend against the Palestinänsern. Shortly before the lake is passed through the Jordan Valley. In this valley, the landscape is dominated by plantations (bananas, citrus fruits, dates, etc.). Once in the water park, we had to unload the entire cargo again. After this was done, we had the whole evening free and we could relax in the pool or water slides. The chefs conjured up whilst a wonderful BBQ on the table. The hit full stomachs, we then we moved back to the beach for the evening with a beer and a Nargila (water pipe) to finish off. The (short) night we spent in the open. Hardly sleeping, we were awakened by a loud roar. One of the boys woke us up with an alarm, as in the Israeli Army is common. Even with tired faces, we had to turn to unload the morning meal and carry around. Fortunately, this was relatively quick to pay and we could lie down afterwards. After a hearty breakfast after action was announced at the lake. There were canoes and pedal boats available to paddle on the lake. For the slightly more daring banana boats were waiting on the shore. Everything of course paid by the Kibbutz. Approximately half an hour we raced with a banana on the lake. It was great fun ... The discussion ended in the early afternoon and we return all remains were loading into the truck. As emerged from the afternoon wind was pretty strong, it attracted many kite surfers at the Beach. I stole away from the work away to the bustle of the beach to observe and to photograph. After about half an hour was good, and like 50 riders on the road. Unfortunately, I was called then already for the journey home. This article was nothing unusual, except that we have seen a car accident. This applies in Israel but not as exceptional. Almost got home we made a detour to another kibbutz to go eat a steak. The steak was so huge that I had trouble with it my love. What is very unusual! We were tired of eating the rest of the way home with only one goal - to sleep sleep and sleep again. [Trip Photos]
Last weekend I gave my job a trip to the lake Genezaret (Lake Kineret). Once a year the Kibbutz a two-day trip organized in a water park, which lies on the lake. Since the kibbutz has a lot of money, it made no half measures and rented the same throughout the water park. With twelve other "Guy's" I was responsible for catering the 400 passengers. It started on Friday morning. We loaded all the food and drinks in a small truck. After everything was neatly stowed away, we took a bus north. The lake is approximately 3 hours drive from the kibbutz. The trip was very relaxing and offered me the opportunity to land and people to see. A large part of the trip we went on Highway No. 6. This runs from north to south and has been opened only recently. Along the green line I could marvel at the wall that the Israelis have built to defend against the Palestinänsern. Shortly before the lake is passed through the Jordan Valley. In this valley, the landscape is dominated by plantations (bananas, citrus fruits, dates, etc.). Once in the water park, we had to unload the entire cargo again. After this was done, we had the whole evening free and we could relax in the pool or water slides. The chefs conjured up whilst a wonderful BBQ on the table. The hit full stomachs, we then we moved back to the beach for the evening with a beer and a Nargila (water pipe) to finish off. The (short) night we spent in the open. Hardly sleeping, we were awakened by a loud roar. One of the boys woke us up with an alarm, as in the Israeli Army is common. Even with tired faces, we had to turn to unload the morning meal and carry around. Fortunately, this was relatively quick to pay and we could lie down afterwards. After a hearty breakfast after action was announced at the lake. There were canoes and pedal boats available to paddle on the lake. For the slightly more daring banana boats were waiting on the shore. Everything of course paid by the Kibbutz. Approximately half an hour we raced with a banana on the lake. It was great fun ... The discussion ended in the early afternoon and we return all remains were loading into the truck. As emerged from the afternoon wind was pretty strong, it attracted many kite surfers at the Beach. I stole away from the work away to the bustle of the beach to observe and to photograph. After about half an hour was good, and like 50 riders on the road. Unfortunately, I was called then already for the journey home. This article was nothing unusual, except that we have seen a car accident. This applies in Israel but not as exceptional. Almost got home we made a detour to another kibbutz to go eat a steak. The steak was so huge that I had trouble with it my love. What is very unusual! We were tired of eating the rest of the way home with only one goal - to sleep sleep and sleep again. [Trip Photos] 
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