The entire site is smaller than Shiloh Hakeduma, and the history and activities are different. It was a real treat to be able to see what's new in the Southern Hebron Hills.
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Down South for Passover Fun, Susiya
I don't have time for a full-blown travel post today, but I'll just give you the gist. Yesterday we went down south, south of Jerusalem and south of Hebron. The highlight was Susiya and their special Passover activities for the "entire family." The activities were geared more for young families, and we were a couple of couples of grandparents. We did enjoy the tours and how the guide, actors and potter got the children to participate.
The entire site is smaller than Shiloh Hakeduma, and the history and activities are different. It was a real treat to be able to see what's new in the Southern Hebron Hills.
The entire site is smaller than Shiloh Hakeduma, and the history and activities are different. It was a real treat to be able to see what's new in the Southern Hebron Hills.
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2 comments:
The photos are beautiful, each one, on its own. I loved seeing things through your eyes.
thanks so much, glad you like them
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