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From the middle level of Rocamadour you can follow the Way of the Cross to the very top. We've done it in rain and in sun, sun is better. At the very top is the beautiful Cross of Jerusalem with amazing views over the Lot Valley.
The Western Wall (a.k.a. Wailing Wall) is a famous spot where people leave notes to god, family, friends, etc. generally with their desires, aspirations, and pleas for help, in hopes that someone up there will answer their call and help them out with something (or numerous things) in life. It is a very spiritual place, though it is considered to be an Orthodox Synagogue, so unfortunately, it is still segregated - the women must be separated from the men and have a smaller space next to the wall. Despite my reserves about the segregation, it was an interesting and memorable experience.
A Pyramid built from spices with ledges built into the pyramid to hold and display different kinds of spices. This is within a spice shop in the market place of Old Jerusalem.
A Pyramid built from spices with ledges built into the pyramid to hold and display different kinds of spices. This is within a spice shop in the market place of Old Jerusalem.
A Ram's Horn to use as a horn to blow.
A shop within the market place of Old Jerusalem
Walkway within the Market Place of Old Jerusalem
A view of the Temple Mount from the Garden of Gethsemane.
Riding a camel on the Mount of Olives.
Riding a camel on the Mount of Olives.
The Western Wall prayers on a rainy day.
Jerusalem, Dome of the Rock
El-Aqsa Mosque- Jerusalem, Israel
Passage way in Jerusalem
Me and the Dome
