Exploring Israel - Dance of Life garden in Herzliya Pituach

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Hello and welcome to the "Exploring Israel" series. I enjoy exploring my country by photowalking and photocycling¹

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Today I want to share with you my recent cycling trip to an interesting garden in Herzliya Pituach. If you want to know more about this town visit Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herzliya_Pituah. The garden has no name, so I named it according to a bronze statue - Dance of Life.

Explore on Open Street Map

^{Find the garden by the arrow. Note how thick is the greenery}

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The first thing that we see when arriving at the Garden is a big lime stone with a bronse statue on top. There is also a plaque that reads: Dance of life by Haim Darmon.

^{The statue is quite small
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^{From the plaque on the stone we learn that the statue is 22 years old
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^{We see three women
holding hands and dancing in a circle with a nature for a background
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^{The dancers are captured in a very dynamic position in a middle of a spin
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As we continue to explore the garden we find a children's playground and walking paths full of greenery.

^{The walking path in the garden surrounded by greenery
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^{Three adult palm trees with a young one in the middle
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^{Children's playground in the middle of lush greenery
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A very interesting find considering the garden has no official name and it doesn't appear on the map.

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And that’s all for today's #pinmapple post. I appreciate you for joining me. Until the next time.
Thank you for reading and your support. Any questions or comments, let me know. Always happy to help.
Have a great day!

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¹ All the photos are of public places, taken by @alex2alex with Xiaomi Note 10 Pro and retouched by Snapseed. If you wish to use any of my photographs, please contact me first.