This is a real picture that I took in 2008 at Caesarea. It is a picture of the aqueduct that brought water to the city. That this piece of architecture still stands so strong after more than 2,000 years is a testimony to the engineering skills and the masonry precision of that day. I do not know why our tour of Caesarea did not include this, but we had more to do than we could get done anyway (note day 2). It was kool knowing that I had seen something the others hadn't. I mentioned it to Helen, but to no one else--I didn't want to stir up dissatisfaction. Note the blue Mediterranean through the arches of the aqueduct.
Our Father's Love,
Tom
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