Hiking Basics Part Four: Water in Israel
In this part of the series, I’ll share what I’ve learned about water in Israel over the years. Let’s get down to basics.
Nahal Tekoa and the Haritoun Cave
At the Haritoun Cave Trail in Nahal Tekoa, we escaped from the noise of everyday life and discovered a cross between a playground and a monastery. Between the uniquely beautiful scenery and fun rock formations, this little trail is well worth exploring.
Defying Gravity – Makhtesh HaKatan Loop Trail
We collapsed into our seats, every muscle feeling it. It had been an incredible, an almost impossible, a totally uniquely beautiful day.
Life Lessons: A Dream Wedding Amidst a Pandemic
This experience had a purpose: to teach an ancient lesson. That perfection is a fleeting thought, a breath of air. It is not attainable: no matter the money, effort, and work you put into achieving it.
Plants and Prophets Part 2: The Terebinth
In the Talmud the rabbis suggested the woods were whispering a prophecy called sichat dekalim or ‘the speech of the palm trees’.
Hey there! I’m Susannah, and I love exploring the great outdoors. I live with my family right outside of Jerusalem. I hope that my pursuit of the next nearby adventure will help you with yours!
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