Davidson Archaeological Centre - now this part of the day was great. For me it was so interesting because we got to see the different structures from different time periods and there were a couple exhibits that had ancient coins. Then we were off for lunch and I just had fries and a coke. The fries were pretty good and the shops were cool. I bought a necklace that has a bullet attached to it so.
Kotel Tunnels - that was kind of cool. We had a really nice tour of the place. They showed us a
huge stone under the western wall and to be honest I was at awe about how they were able to move it.
The Kotel - when I was at the Kotel it was absolutely the most moving experience of my life and I really enjoyed it. I really felt connected to g-d and to my own Jewish identity. The best part of it was actually touching the wall because it reminded me about all the times I came to the Kotel as a kid and that no matter where you live you will always be at home in Israel.
Today's pictures:
City of David
Davidson Archaeological Centre - learning how the huge stones were moved and an ancient mikvah
At the Kotel
Gag Ha Olam (the rooftop of the world) where you can see all 4 quarters of the Old City
no matter where u are or where u live your home will always be Israel.
Kotel Tunnels - that was kind of cool. We had a really nice tour of the place. They showed us a
huge stone under the western wall and to be honest I was at awe about how they were able to move it.
The Kotel - when I was at the Kotel it was absolutely the most moving experience of my life and I really enjoyed it. I really felt connected to g-d and to my own Jewish identity. The best part of it was actually touching the wall because it reminded me about all the times I came to the Kotel as a kid and that no matter where you live you will always be at home in Israel.
Today's pictures:
City of David
Davidson Archaeological Centre - learning how the huge stones were moved and an ancient mikvah
At the Kotel
Gag Ha Olam (the rooftop of the world) where you can see all 4 quarters of the Old City
no matter where u are or where u live your home will always be Israel.
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