Mount Of Olives Jerusalem
53 Mount of Olives Rd Jerusalem, 91190 , Israel
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Jerusalem and that Hotel
Jerusalem and finally we learned not to arrive in peak hour traffic. Had some difficulty in finding the hotel at the Mount of Olives. Actually we had trouble finding the Mount of Olives (large hill beside the old city; been mapped for several thousand years etc etc but could we find it!). Did find the Mount in the end but still couldn't find the …
Churches and markets in the holiest city of all
Woke up to the Imam's call to find that no interior decorators had arrived in the night. They might come tomorrow night.
Down the garden path to Gethsemane and a look amongst the pilgrims at the garden and church then across the road to Mary's tomb in a church that was mostly underground. After that we went up to the Lion Gate and along …
Bethlehem and the West Bank
At this stage would settle for a one armed paperhanger to do something about this dreadful hotel room. Off to Bethlehem and Palestine this morning on a minibus tour.
The bus was roughly on time (a Mercedes mini-bus) and we then went and collected another 15 or so other tourists – American, Spanish, Slovakian, Chinese etc. A 15 …
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