Mar 22, First day in Eilat.

	The left, our Sterling flight that left on time 0630 for Eilat. On the route there, one of the ladies on the plane got sick and had to be offloaded in Budapest. The ambulance here to the right that picked her up. Not the web-address, www.mentok.hu.
	My travel company was a couple with two small children, 2 years and 8 months old. Very nice people living in Oslo, but originally from the West Coast of Norway. At Ovda airport in the Negev desert. We were some four hours late due to the detour to Budapest.
	The barren landscape of the Negev desert all around us on the airport. Our trusted Sterling landed far too late. The plane returned to Oslo the same night.
	A nice family from Norway. The father took the photos of all of us. Vidar our Norwegian tour guide from the airport to the hotel.
	The Israeli girls serve 18 months in the Army and their male counterpart serve 36. This is one of many checkpoints along the route. Our friendly bus driver Jousef. A cool fellow that knows his business.
	The mountainous route to Eilat. And the sun sets fast here.
	Pia, a friendly mother from Copenhagen as we met in the reception area of the hotel. My first Israeli beer, the Gold Star. It's a brownish, sweetish beer nice for Scandinavians.
	The two most popular beers in Israel. Macabee Beer and the Gold Star. Macabee is more like traditional pilsner beer. Not so good. Eilat by night. The bright lights of Eilat towards the Jordanian side.