13.15 Mediterranean Sea
13.41 brief stop to see the remains of the Roman Aquaduct which provided water for Caesarea
13.42 and the beach
14.02 Caesarea National Park
14.08 One of the gates. It was built as a double entrance, one that you can see in front [at 12 o'clock] and the other was to the side [at 3 o'clock]
14.11
14.12 Where prisoners were held, Paul was probably held here.
14.15
14.16 What a lovely venue for a wedding
14.20 The Governors Palace Baths
14.21
14.25
14.31 The Hippodrome
14.33 Roman Theatre built by Herod the Great
14.37
13.41 brief stop to see the remains of the Roman Aquaduct which provided water for Caesarea
13.42 and the beach
14.02 Caesarea National Park
14.08 One of the gates. It was built as a double entrance, one that you can see in front [at 12 o'clock] and the other was to the side [at 3 o'clock]
14.11
14.12 Where prisoners were held, Paul was probably held here.
14.15
14.16 What a lovely venue for a wedding
14.20 The Governors Palace Baths
14.21
14.25
14.31 The Hippodrome
14.33 Roman Theatre built by Herod the Great
14.37
We then drove to the Gen Gurion airport, being held up in traffic on the way and having to phone the airport to inform them we would be late for the arrival time of 16.20 ready for our flight home at 19.20. Back at Heathrow about 22.50 and in Worthing about 2.00am
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