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1) Sychar Jacob's Well at Sychar 2) Sychar A view of the Arab village of Sychar near Nablus (Shechem). An early photograph. 3) Sychar Sychar, with Mount Ebal in the background to the North. The pile of dried twigs on a roof are used for fuel. (A photograph by R E M Bain in about 1890)

Sychar

Jacob's Well at Sychar

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Sychar

A view of the Arab village of Sychar near Nablus (Shechem). An early photograph.

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Sychar

Sychar, with Mount Ebal in the background to the North. The pile of dried twigs on a roof are used for fuel. (A photograph by R E M Bain in about 1890)

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To Edit a picture, copy it, and then paste it into a graphics program such as PaintShop Pro or GraphicConverter.

To add a picture to your Collection, go to the HiRes and right-click then select "Copy link" or "Copy Filename" and go to the Collection page.

Note: Different browsers all have slightly different capabilities and terminology. The instructions below are an indication of what should work on most browsers. To "right-click", click with the right mouse button. On a single-button mouse, hold down the mouse button.
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