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Israel has been having rare May rain in the last few days.
When I got to Jerusalem at noon clouds were everywhere, but they didn't drop any rain.
The Tower of David, our museum for the history of Jerusalem, was having a free admission day for International Museum Day, the 2013 theme of which is Memory + creativity = social change.
The rest of the world has IMD on Saturday, May 18.
This scene I found after climbing to the top of the Phasael tower.
On one side of the observation deck a class of Arab school kids with their teacher.
On the other, a group of young soldiers learning about Jerusalem from a Jewish guide.
Here is the splendid view they were all looking at--the Old City and beyond, the Mount of Olives and Mt. Scopus!
Except this last shot is from 4:30, after the bright sun had come out.
Only a long line of clouds remained, to the east, where the desert begins.
I climbed the tall tower a second time, with SkyWatch Friday in mind.
You can enlarge the photos with a click and a second click to get a better look at our city that is like none other.
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True! "A city that is like none other"
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Dina, I like them all. But the sky in the last one is very warming.
Nice post!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful sky over a beautiful city. The teacher isn't going to lose any of those kids in their bright yellow shirts!
ReplyDeleteFantastic sky photos. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the view!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and interesting post!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Happy sky watching.
ReplyDeleteMy sky.
Beautiful shots, I love the light.
ReplyDeleteAgree- its is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid view!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, especially the first one!
ReplyDeleteGreat view, I would like to be there...
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thank you for these views and history.mary
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