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Water resevoir outside of the Kibbutz.
Walking in the desert is crazy...there is barbed wire surrounding nearly everything. I guess I shouldn't be surprised, given that all the land in the Israeli Negev is owned by the government, and something like 2/3 of it is designated for mililary use.
After serving as Israel's first prime minister, Ben Gurion and his wife, Paula, moved to Kibbutz Sde Boker. Today, the house they lived in is a tourist attraction, and there is a nice park nearby with these cool reed-thatch-roof huts.
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