Since the first riddle/quiz was so popular, and so many people asked for more, here is another one:
What archaeological site in the Levant is hinted to in this picture?
I’ll give three days to solve this – and once again – a Safi shirt to the one who solves it!
UPDATE: Eric (sometimes known as Chris…) solved the riddle, rightfully guessing my slightly warped perspective: …like a lake = lake-ish = Lachish… :-) (Eric – you’ll get the shirt you won in the summer)
Aren
P.S. In general, the saying on the picture is quite good advice for a happy life…
The Tell es-Safi/Gath Archaeological Project Official (and Unofficial) Weblog 
Either Chinnereth or Beth-Yerah.
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Nope to both…
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Should the trees, the lake, the reflection, the sky, or the words be focused on the most?
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et-Tell/Bethsaida or Tell Hadar? Certainly not Tiberias-the picture contains too few mountains.
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Tall al-Hammam? It’s near a rather calm (one might say dead) lake, and if you accept the Sodom identification, its inhabitants had a notable relationship with kindness.
I feel like this answer isn’t punny enough, though. . .
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Are you telling me my heart should be more Lake-ish? If so, I guess Lachish.
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Brilliant.
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Eric – by Jove – you got it! :-)
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Now I understand that these riddles relate to puns, not to Hebrew meanings or geographic locations.
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That’s so for the last two – but who knows what will be for the ones to follow…
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