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Orientation
Today was all about getting us oriented. Started the morning with the workout at 6:15 "as promised", and I suppose it was good. My experience traveling so far says that if you can keep your body thinking it's in its groove while making sure your mind knows it isn't, things will go well. So as indicated by the attractions seen column, we saw a lot …
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Jerusalem
... we asked a monk who told us there are two ways to get to it, around the walled city or through the Muslim quarter (Jerusalem is divided into four quarters: Jewish, Christian, Muslim and Armenian). We chose to walk through the Muslim quarter for a ...
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Floating
... tour guide, and we saw the tomb of King David and visited the different quarters of the city, although we weren't allowed in the Muslim quarter as it was prayer hour, but went to the gate. We went to the West Wall and saw everyone praying. The men and ...
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Hangin w/ the Pope
... Jesus sites and suffering, it was certainly time for a drink. Angel managed to find the only place that serves alcohol in the Muslim quarter of Jerusalem (where our hotel was) and we set up shop there for the night. It was quite interesting, seeing as it ...
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Tensions in Jerusalem's Old City
... gathered while police tried to sort it out. After some harsh words were exchanged, the crowd dispersed without further incident. The Muslim Quarter of the city contains the golden Dome of the Rock, built around the site where Muhammad is said to ...
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From the Kotel to Moshav Mova Modi'in
... absurdly large number of strollers didn’t make things any easier. We edged our way to the steps leading down from the Muslim quarter to get some altitude and consequently get a better view. To their, credit the boys kept their complaints to ...
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Jerusalem
... like they did playing this game. The part of the cardo and the first part of the Via Dolorosa are in the Muslim quarter, and the atmosphere changes dramatically from there to the Christian quarter. There is music and lots of colors and smells and ...
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Leaving for Jerusalem
... off we went to start our wanderings. Terri had been there in October so she was the unofficial tour guide! We started in the Muslim Quarter and everybody wanted our business and we did oblige! As we wandered, we tried to get into the Dome of the Rock ...
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Old City and the Western Wall
... a piece of paper with a prayer that I wrote in hebrew into the wall. (this is a tradition). Then, we went through the Muslim Quarter and arab market to leave through the Damascus gate and find somewhere to eat lunch. But then i got really thirsty and ...
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Jerusalem
... religious and personal items to this stone in hopes that they will be charged with divine energy... We also went to the Muslim Quarter - the largest and the most densely populated of the four quarters of Old Jerusalem... there, in a little ...
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Jerusalem
... the Via Dolorosa. The difference between the various quarters in the city were amazing. One minute I'd be walking through the Muslim quarter with its drab sidewalk vendors selling streetmeat, clothes, shoe repair, spices, etc.. and then cross the street ...
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- Chagall Windows
- Herodian Quarter/Wohl Archaeological Museum
- Ophel Archaeological Garden (Yitzhak Ben Youssef Levy Garden)
- Tisch Family Zoological Gardens (Biblical Zoo)
- YMCA Tower
- Christian Quarter
- Dung Gate
- Hezekiah's Tunnels
- Karaite Synagogue
- Mishkenot Sha'ananim
- Orthodox Shrine of the Nativity of Mary
- Souk
- Tombs of the Kings
- Zedekiah's Cave (Solomon's Quarries)
- Christ's Tomb
- Ein Gedi Spa
- Holocaust History Museum
- Kennedy Memorial
- Paternoster Church
- Zion Gate