A horse standing alone in a trailer next to the Citadel of Jerusalem?!
Na . . . not a real live horse. But a bit of a mystery.
I was with a fast-paced guided tour group and could not go over to investigate.
Four hours later it was gone.
Maybe he came to visit his brother, the statue just outside the Tower of David Museum of Jerusalem History.
Here Richard the Lionhearted faces Saladin!
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More about Crusaders in the Holy Land in yesterday's post.
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More about Crusaders in the Holy Land in yesterday's post.
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Looks like a great place to stroll! :)
ReplyDeleteSome mystery here. It must have gone for an overhaul.
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ReplyDeleteMy CC entry this week : in HERE. Hope you have time to visit . Thanks
Loved the tour, thanks for takeing us. You have been tagged.
ReplyDeletePatsy
I think I may have ben tempted to steal the horse, I always wanted a horse sculpture ;)
ReplyDeleteHello Dina ! Nice shot...
ReplyDeleteI love horses...
Cheap to feed these animals, but they won't do much for the roses.
ReplyDeleteHorses make wonderful statues.
Magnificent statues!
ReplyDeleteI had to smile at 'maybe he came to visit his brothers' :)
Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your post today... I have always enjoyed reading about the horses, etc... very interesting story.
ReplyDeletevery nice.
~Michele~
Mountain Retreat- Canada
That is a mystery. Will you ever find out what happened to the horse?
ReplyDeleteLoving the photos and with a touch of history thrown in for good measure. Sophie's chin has been duly rubbed and the purr indicated enjoyment!!
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