CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE
The long flight gave Eric a throbbing headache. After a short layover, he caught a bus heading to Israel, where he planned to visit a nature reserve at the Ayun River, in the Galilee Panhandle. The Nahal Lyon springs originate in Lebanon, and flow southward into tributaries of the Jordan River. Filled with picture-perfect waterfalls and rushing streams, he had looked forward to some of the prettiest parts of this adventure. Right now, however, his head felt wedged between the bus axle and the tires. And, though he had enough medicine to drug several nations, he didn’t even carry an aspirin.
Taking a nap would be a fabulous idea, but he felt uneasy surrounded by strangers speaking a variety of languages. More importantly, he needed to figure out how to transfer to the
