Two are better than one, and we shouldn't be a glutton. I think that part 1 was a very hefty portion. While I was waiting for the posts to come in, I had no idea what a flood there would be. Baruch Hashem! I knew that a Jpix Carnival would be a good idea, but I had no idea how great. Of course, one of the reasons that this one is so enormous is that it's post-Purim, and there's no Jewish Holiday which gets photographed more.
Here, again, though it'll be easier, since there are fewer posts, I'll show you pics and hints for you to match up!
So, here it goes…
~Sarah's~ reflecting, something I love to do.
Shmuel reminds us of the wide range of climates in Israel and the gorgeous nature sites.
See these amazing shots from the trek from Margate to the Maasai.
Purim Sameach and a Purim Spiel are from Orieyenta.
Postcard from Mefalsim is an amazing pic by David.
Have you seen Fred's web?
My husband sent a great picture of the moon setting over Shiloh.
These are real for sure!
Fred, how do you dew?
Doesn't the picture say it all?
Now, to be perfectly honest, when I agreed--ok, offered to host JPIX, I figured it wouldn't be all that much work.
I thought it would be this size at most. I had no idea what I was getting into.
So, I hope you don't mind that the third edition is in two parts. Just consider this the dessert! And talking about dessert, please don't forget to send me (shilohmuse at gmail dot com) your kosher food links and any suitable links you come across to me for the next Kosher Cooking Carnival, which will be hosted by the Baleboosteh. If anyone is interested in hosting the 17th, please let me know, thanks.
Batya, you have really blown me away with the amazing job you have done with not just part 1 but also part 2.
ReplyDeleteThe 2 posts together is a huge edition of JPix!
Well done!
Thanks for the photo from my number 2 Blog from Margate to the Maasai but you've appeared to have mixed up the headings with the photos. Mine os of the injured lioness.
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Baleboosteh,
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I've loads of distant rels in Oz.
Jeremy J
thanks, I loved seeing all the great jpix!
ReplyDeleteAnd it's mixed up on purpose, so people will try to match them, or visit even more posts than they would have as they try to see what I couldn't post. I didn't put up every picture, just almost one from every post.
Jeremy, neither at the moment - I believe you know my husband Aaron from BagelBlogger, We live in rural New South Wales at the moment but are moving back to Sydney soon.
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