We are still in the week-long holiday of Passover, still eating matza instead of bread.
Kids on Pesach vacation love to play on, in, and under the Mifletset (meaning Monster) in Jerusalem.
My picture of little Eyal posted yesterday was shot from the cavernous inside (bottom) of the sculpture.
An earlier post has more information about the Mifletset (aka The Golem).
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Here's my visiting daughter and grandsons, with a profile view of the sculpture..
First you climb up to the top.
and then slide down one of the three tongues..
Pesach week is when many religious Jewish families can come to this park. Everybody gets into the act.
Even somebody's bearded grandfather!
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i am sure matza will taste good!
ReplyDeletethanks for the answer to my query
If I was a kid still I would love to be inside that Miflezet!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a marvelous place for the kids to have fun!
ReplyDeleteHOW EXCITING!No wonder children love the sculpture!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a lot of fun. Kind of incongruous to see the bearded grandfather on the slide!
ReplyDeleteI like the photo taken from within the monster in the next post.
Well that is a surprise. I thought it looked something like an ancient earthen jar.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting
Gobsmacks
Lovely idea to climb up into the Mifletset to slide down with your grandchildren. Very lovely photos, Dina!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would have loved th Miflezet! Come to think of it, so would I!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. And I would love to play there my self ;)
ReplyDeleteIt's a long time since I had matzes, as we call them here. Maybe I'll get some, they're great even though they don't have much flavour. Looks like everyone is having a great time in the pictures. Enjoy yourself Dina!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the grand father having fun.
ReplyDeletePatsy
Oh, what fun that looks like!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like such fun! I'm glad you took the shots of the children sliding down the tongues of the monster because it shows the perspective - it's HUGE!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow can sliding down a cow tongue not be fun? Your daughter is beautiful! Just like her Mommy : ). It is always so fun to visit you each week! I feel that I learn so much when I come! It is always a blessing! Hope your Holiday was very special!
ReplyDeleteemmm... I just wonder how matza taste like..
ReplyDeletebtw, I enjoy reading your interesting blog.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks to you, Dina, I'm enjoying THIS year in Jerusalem! Thank you, Sistah
ReplyDeletewonderful park for kids. I wish you Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteWhat terrific photos, Dina. How wonderful that Naomi and the grandkids can have this special time with you. I remember reading stories about golems to my class.
ReplyDeleteOnce you've slid down the tongue of a three tongued monster nothing else in life will ever scare you!
ReplyDeleteI've loved this mifletset and always wanted to stop...but didn't! Your daughter looks like you (at least the profile) and the grey bearded grampie coming down is priceless.
ReplyDeleteOr, how to tame the Mifleset !
ReplyDeleteI like to watch the bearded grandfather playing like a kid.
I bet some kids are afraid of the monster, it's huge! :-)
ReplyDeleteIntriguing and unusual "M", Dina. I'm glad your grandchildren had a good time.
ReplyDeleteI love the monster.. and the bearded grandfather playing on it! I hope your family had a lovely Passover together :)
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