All the different languages, religions, cultures, traditions...Jerusalem is a very unique city. Just walking the streets you understand the turbulent history of it. I am not really religious so to see people who devote their lives to religion is fascinating to me.
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I didn’t know what to expect coming to Jerusalem so I was very surprised by the architecture of the city. Narrow streets, unusual shape of windows, beige colour of the stone and discrete evening lightning give it mystical kind of a feel. We never asked at our hotel but every day around late afternoon when we would be getting ready to go out there was a live piano music coming from close by, sometimes it would be going on until midnight. Sweet memories!
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When I was a little girl and there was a mascaraed in school all the girls got to be princesses and witches while my mama thought it was a cool idea to dress me into a Bedouin. Can you tell she wanted a boy?! :)
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Candle lights, warm sweet tea, sound of an old oriental instrument...all you can do is fall in love with a place.
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This was probably my favourite walk, maybe because it wasn’t so hard ;) When up there all you can see is a vast area of mountain tops where ever you turn and the breeze feels so gooood!
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