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▲ Nimrod Fortress. The Golan, Israel. 2004 |
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◄ Abigail in the bunker on Mt. BenTal on the border with Syria. The Golan Heights, Israel, 2004 |
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Hannah parasailing in Eilat |
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Learning about Evolution: Galapagos Islands, November 2003 |
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Learning about History: The Golan Heights, Israel, August 2004 |
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A Fun Course in Aerodynamics: Eilat, Israel, September 2004 |
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Shanni speedboating on the Red Sea |
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We love to travel to interesting places. Learning History, Geography and Science is a lot more fun when you are there to witness it! |
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All work and no play wouldn’t be fun! We also do stuff just for FUN! |
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Learning about Archaeology: Egyptian Temple, December 2000 |
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Dad pretending to be a ball in a gigantic Bernoulli Blower at the Aerodium. |
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Learning about Geography: The Equator, January 2003 |
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Learning about Dolphins: Ocho Rios, Jamaica, 2003 |
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◄ Hannah in Pomasqui, Ecuador at a latitude of 0° 0’ 0”. How do toilets flush when you are exactly on the Equator? |
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◄ Shanni (left and center) and Hannah (right) at F.D.R. Resort in Runaway Bay, Jamaica, May 2000 |
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Abigail (left) with Shanni and Hannah in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, 2003 ► |
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The BEST family movie about the Galapagos is the one made for 3-D IMAX. It was produced by the Smithsonian Institution and IMAX, Ltd., and follows scientists on a research expedition to the remote Galápagos Islands. The film features Smithsonian marine biologist, Dr. Carole Baldwin, who first visits the famous terrestrial world of the islands and then explores the little known underwater realm, at one point plunging to a depth of 3000 ft. in a modern research submersible! ► |
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◄ Dr. Carole Baldwin, the star of the 3-D IMAX movie “Galapagos” was so kind to give us this autographed poster. It is dedicated “To the Prutchi Family, Best fishes! Carole Baldwin” |
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Learning about Ecology: The Amazon Jungle, January 2005 |
