Eitsah-gebers (#3 in a series)

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Thanks for bearing with me for two days of heavy posts. I do appreciate your sage comments and encouraging words.
So now for something lighter!

 Presenting . . . No. 3 in the series "How many men does it take to open a manhole?"

I watched this team giving advice, pulling and prying, hammering and measuring, until finally the personal access panel came off.
(Yes, a reader once told me this is the politically correct way to say manhole cover.)
 Jookim and other crawling bugs scurried every which way, blinded by the sudden light of day.

The little street is Rehov HaKotel, Western Wall Road, in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's walled Old City.
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To see other funny advice-givers gathered around manholes, click here for Hadassah and here for the Supreme Court.
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What is underlying justice?

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"How many men does it take to open a manhole?" is turning into a series, it looks like.

I always like to peer down the holes in the crust of the earth and see the hidden secrets of a city's infrastructure. (Is that weird?)

(Please click on the first photo if you want to see the rope mystery.)
As a bonus y'all can see the Supreme Court building.

What do you reckon the guys were doing with all that rope??
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Eitzah gebers [advice givers]

How many men does it take to open a manhole?

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