COMPLETED THANK YOU! German Handwriting Translation Please

[tristiw]

Here is a postcard from Israel.  I think it was sent to Kornelia Woerz in Australia, by a friend who knew she used to live close to Nazareth in the early part of the 20th century.

There is something written in smudgy pencil on the back.  I think this is Kornelia's writing, but I'd like to know what it says.  It's just as likely to not relate to the picture on the front at all - it could be a shopping list for all I know. 

This is what I have: nugfakinhir? sind ?   (i.e. not much).

Sorry it's so hard to read.  I've enhanced it as best I could within the limits of what I can post.

Thanks for your time.  Tristi

[blodwen]

Hi Tristi,

Cann't make much of the first word  (at a first glance I would have said "unglaublich") but the next two words are:

....... sind wir

Doesn't make much sense with my interpretation of the first word, but maybe someone else has other possibilities.

Viv

[Augustine]

Hi,

That's not "unglaublich"
Could you post an other photo only with the words and with higher resolution?

[tristiw]

Thanks for having a go.
I've done a fair bit of playing at high resolution, adding a sharpening mask and inverting the image to a negative.
Much easier to see...maybe just as hard to read:
Thanks Tristi

[blodwen]

Sorry Tristi,

cann't make anything out of the enlargement.

Will keep an eye on it.

Viv

[Astoria]

My two penneth

ungefahr..... (umlaut over the a)
sind wir

[Graham Whitehead]

Wonder if it reads "umgefahren   --- sind wir  "We have been driven around." (e.g.see the sites)

[Astoria]

Could it be a smudgy B = double s, still can't think of a word though.

[Augustine]

Hi Tristi,

ungefähr hir sind wir
Thank you Astoria 

I think the spot on the "f" could be a hole and corresponds to the localization of the house on top of the photo.
Do you understand what I mean?

Augustine