A few random photos of the Moshav on our walk

The mini roundabout at the entry of the Moshav - the little road onto the Moshav is from the left

Great pics. Was hoping to see Pereg, but looks like a wonderful and bright place to live. Free of all the horrid forests, muddy water holes, and random wildlife of our area

Beautiful Malka, everywhere looks lovely. it must be nice to be able to get out and about once more and actually see it for yourself

Pereg was clipped onto a leash on The Silver Monster and flonked down when I stopped to take photos! The Moshav is small - at least the housing area is as it is all surrounded by agricultural fields, but yes, it is nice and bright and surprisingly green.

These photos were all taken within a km of my home as we did circuits rather than go any further along the roads - all two of them! - or on the tractor paths onto the fields. At the moment I am very hesitant about taking Pereg out of reach of help if help is necessary, but she is more than happy enough running, trotting, or walking steadily beside me. Or just flonking down while I stop to try and take a photo or three.

I actually took a lot more but they are not really interesting so I will try to find some more nice places to photograph next time. Such a small place though and so little of real interest. But it is where I live and where I am happy, and it is quiet and peaceful [99% of the time] and I never want to leave here.

Lovely photos, it looks so bright and blue and green! so pretty, and I am sure Pereg had a blast just being out trotting along beside you!

Ummmmm Pereg pictures???

Very nice, good to see where you live.

I agree looks like alovely place to live

Really pretty - I like the roundabouts with the palm trees!

We have a palm tree on the main roundabout into Torbay. It nearly caused the outbreak of world war three!
The tree cost £7,000 and to get it here from Spain cost another £13,000

Beautiful place you live, Malka. Those are lovely photos.

Thanks for sharing xx