Holy Land Hotel Jerusalem
6 Rashid St, PO Box 19700, East Jerusalem Jerusalem, Israel
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Jerusalem, Dead Sea, and a million other stops
... and adorable. The clear sign of a tourist around here is someone actually paying attention to them or godforbid petting the thing. They have it figured out though. at a Shwarma stand we visited, there was a pair of big guys that were just hanging out under the spit, any time a piece of anything was dropped a cat would pop out and clean the floor. an excellent relationship. but enough about cats.
We boarded a bus early ...
Journey to Jerusalem
... I'm not sure what time the store closed - but it was right about 11 pm when we were there and there were quite a few people inside shopping.
One thing we have noticed - almost all businesses - restaurants - hotels - Post Offices - etc that we have entered have a guard out front and they want to look inside of your purse and or any other bag that you may be carrying with you. I have a feeling too that there is a lot more security than we are aware of.
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Last Week
Tuesday was... interesting.
Breakfast was even weaker than normal, which sucked at the time. It ended up ok because when I got to the warehouse I was going to work in for the day, they started with a food break. The soldiers working there pulled out cans of corn, fruit cocktail, tuna fish, baked beans, pickles, and olives. They had breakfast out of the cans and shared with us. I suppose when you're tired of tomatoes and cucumbers even corn mixed with ...
Heading for home
... going on, we were told that they just closed the gate, which us usually never closed. So we walked all the way back through to Jaffa Gate, and walked around to get the train.
It was not until later last night, that we learned there had been intelligence received of possible terrorist activity to happen, so they closed off the gate to secure the area. Even though most of the terrorist activity the past few days has not been ...
Walking, Walking, Walking
... of it was only about half way to our knees. It is out of solid rock and there are no lights, luckily Caleb had two torches. The kids all loved the tunnel, and some of them want to do it a second time. Caleb and Alvin spent some time in a shop which sold coins, they were interested in the old roman coins but the are really expensive. We walked back through the old city and ...



