Israel

Our little spot on the Red Sea is about two and a half kilometers south of the actual town of Eilat. We buy some wine and spend another night together out on the beach. (Wanderer, page 246)

The four of us walk five or six kilometers in the moonlight until we spot a late-night café. After dinner and a few drinks, the four of us head down to the beach and sleep on the rocky shoreline. (Wanderer, page 246)

The four of us explore the territory walking down the shoreline of the almost navy-blue gulf. We take a swim, jump in and splash around, then continue walking down the shoreline. While this is ocean water and somewhat salty, it is mild compared to the Dead Sea. (Wanderer, page 245)

In the morning we wake up and walk into the town of Eilat where we locate the Red Sea Fish Café. We spend another day at the beach together. Allen and Polly are fun. Lisa and I have something going on. (Wanderer, page 246)

Beautiful waters of the Fijord

Lisa and I have a tremendous chemistry going. This place is so romantic. The water is calm, exuding six shades of blue. Pure natural beauty. We lay in a little sandy inlet cove in the Fijord. Just us. All alone. This is postcard perfect. ( Wanderer, page 246)

Then we roll around under the cover of the sleeping bag. Moans and groans but nary another word. We make love at the Fijord, under the moonlight beside the inlet to the Red Sea. (Wanderer, page 247)

Kibbutz Ayelet Hashachar, Upper Galilee, Israel

Eilat, Israel (at the top of the Red Sea in Southern Israel)