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Author Archives: Kenneth Williams
An accordion twist around the chicane
A quick word on Israeli bus drivers – specifically, the drivers in Tel Aviv. This is a city that has very few straight roads. It’s like a thousand Formula 1 race tracks randomly interconnecting with one another. Michael Schumacher is … Continue reading
Old Jaffa at night
I needed to get out of our apartment in Ramat Gan. I’d been writing for most of the morning while mom packed our laundry and autobussed it to a laundromat in Tel Aviv. Before any of you give me grief … Continue reading
Dodge Scooter and other Israeli Motorsports
Israeli drivers used to have a fearsome reputation. Their impatience, speed and recklessness were legendary. When people asked me about the dangers of visiting Israel, I replied, “as long as I stay off the roads, I should be fine.” I … Continue reading
Beaches of Tel Aviv in the afternoon
The wind was blustery and the water unwelcoming. Still, I’m from Canada and a little cool air wasn’t going to stop me from visiting the beach.
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Tagged #TLV, beach, Kenneth T. Williams, photography, Tel Aviv, travel
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O’Thentic Irish Pub
It was a long day of travel – walking and walking and walking. Mom was sick so she had to bail out early to rest up for tomorrow. So I was on my own for the evening. I had asked … Continue reading
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Tagged Bushmills, Bushmills Black, Irish pub, Israel, Jerusalem, Kenneth T. Williams, travel, whiskey
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The roosters have accents
ROO-KAROO-KAROOOOOO What the hell! Is that a rooster? For real? At three in the fucking morning! Who keeps a rooster in the fucking city? ROO-KAROO-KAROOOOOO Definitely a rooster. Okay, he was just doing what roosters do but it did seem … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Gurion Airport, El Al, Israel, Kenneth T. Williams, Ramat Gan, taxi, Tel Aviv, travel
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Tiny oasis in Heathrow
Normally, I can sleep on the plane quite easily. During a trip from Saskatoon to Whitehorse, I fell asleep before my plane took off for Vancouver and I woke up when it landed. So,when my mother booked us on an … Continue reading