We poured chamomile tea from our thermos and sat there watching the cows: large, lumbering animals performing uncharacteristic feats of grace as they scaled jagged rocks to graze on the side of the cliff.
Nahal Amud Riverside Loop Trail
The pathway was a carpet of oak leaves. We could now hear the gush of Nahal Amud right next to us through the trees.
Shimshon’s Cave – a New Approach
As we headed back up, we began to notice things we hadn’t seen the first time around: acorns scattered on the ground around a puddle, pale wildflowers peeking out from between pine needles. The scenery was vivid and beautiful after a rainstorm.
Tel Tzafit – A Beautiful Walk Through History
On the outside, the stone was white and chalky. Rubbing the rock brought back memories of erasing the blackboard with my hands as a child. The white stone simply dissolved into a cloud of dust at the touch.
Yatir Forest – A Desert Woodland
This week, on a foggy and cold day, a space in my heart opened up for Yatir Forest. I decided it was time for a visit.