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Mayanot Trip 99 - Sunday, June 23, 2013

Friday, 5 July, 2013 - 10:47 am

Good afternoon friends and family,

What a jam-packed, adventure filled day we had in Jerusalem today. After a healthy breakfast at the hotel, the group set off to the southern wall excavations in the old city of Jerusalem. There we were able to walk the same paths of many of our ancestors who came to visit the temple in the olden times. After learning about the history of the temple, we moved on to visit the Western wall. We each took a few moments to connect with ourselves and process the significance of the structure. Some of us had notes prepared to leave in the cracks of the wall, as is customary at the holy site.
 
There was much to see in the old city, and we continued on to listen to a tour that guided us through the history and life of the cardo in the old city. Following on, we sat down for some yummy, fresh pizza and then split up into smaller groups so that we could explore more areas of the old city and purchase souvenirs.
 
We had one last exciting stop before heading back to the hotel for the evening. We went to visit the zoo!! There were so many new animals to see and sounds to be heard. Some of us were lucky enough to catch the train for a light tour of the entire zoo. Before getting back on the bus, it was time to say goodbye to the soldiers who joined us for the trip. We all sat down together on the grass to reminisce the fun times we had with each of them, and to thank them for everything they have done for us. It was sad to see them leave, but we still have several more days of the trip to look forward to!
 
After a long day of walking, it was time to return to the hotel for some dinner and good restful night.
 
See you tomorrow!
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