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I joined the worldwide photo walk 2010, Scott Kelby’s third Photo walk. this year 900 groups and 32,000 people from all over the word participate in it!

You can read more about it at the photo walk website.

The pictures I took were shot at the Farmer’s Market (a week before it moves to it’s new location), Spring garden RD. and at Barrington St. where the annual Pride Parade took place.

Hope you enjoy.

(You can find the whole set on my flickr page)

“Ross Farm Museum is a window into the past of Nova Scotia’s rich agricultural history” (Ross Farm Museum)

If you want to see how they lived in Noca Scotia 200 years ago this place is a must. You will see people dresses like they did the old days, Making food, cloths and more exactly as they used to do back then.

I wish that my pictures would transfer some of the feelings I had when I was visiting there.

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I’ve been to a wedding of one of my cousins at the north of Israel,

Here are some pictures I took there, the 1st one is of the wonderful view of Emek Yizrael, the others of the wedding.

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Here in Israel we eat sunflower seeds usually when watching football or basketball games, sometimes you can even see people walking down the street with a bag of sunflower seeds in their hand spitting the peels on the sidewalk (although latley it is rare)…

So seeing the seeds where there come from is always a refreshing site for me

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I traveled after the rain and saw those snails taking a sun bath on top of a telephone pole, I had to photograph it…

Guess that if I was French i could have make a soup instead of a picture…

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