emeraldempire
Hello out there.
I recently visited Egypt, Jordan and Israel. I was fascinated at Mt. Sinai at the Monestary of St. Catherine, where they showed us the "Burning Bush." The guides stated that it never produces seed, buds or blooms; is always green, is still alive after over 2 milenia; and is totally unique in the world. In my computer searches since then, no site I found even halfway disputes these claims although some just say, "That's what the monks and locals claim." I am asking: does anyone out there have any other info (contrary or 3rd party supportive)?
I recently visited Egypt, Jordan and Israel. I was fascinated at Mt. Sinai at the Monestary of St. Catherine, where they showed us the "Burning Bush." The guides stated that it never produces seed, buds or blooms; is always green, is still alive after over 2 milenia; and is totally unique in the world. In my computer searches since then, no site I found even halfway disputes these claims although some just say, "That's what the monks and locals claim." I am asking: does anyone out there have any other info (contrary or 3rd party supportive)?