(Photo courtesy of rotter.net)Ah...the days of Mashiach are almost upon us.
The XGH is posting pictures of "Dreaming of a White Bayit veGan" while he's here.
Video's of the snow are popping up everywhere.
I barely made it out of the city...(but it really wasn't my fault, I was in a meeting...)
Update: Yesha Shelanu (via rotter.net) pix of Snow pix from Hevron, Me'arat HaMachpela
Wherever I am, my blog turns towards Eretz Yisrael
Thanks for the wonderful photos?
ReplyDeletedo you and your wife enjoy shwarma together?
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Shwarma: Wasn't it difficult being reincarnated from DMJ? Go bother someone else...
ReplyDeleteDid you see the pic.s I put up? We built a snow man, made snow angels, and had snow-ball fights. Thank g-d this only happens once every few years!
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Such a cozy place to visit!
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I went home in the snow yesterday. I left at 3, just as the stuff started to come down. By the time I was leaving Jerusalem at about 3:40 it was falling in huge, beautiful flakes. My kids were so disappointed that I couldn't bring any with me on the bus! But it was sure nice to stand around in it (though Israeli snow is much wetter then what I remember from the old country). Too bad I don't have a camera in my phone!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that it snowed in Israel and it's been like 65 degrees here in NY since the winter started.
ReplyDeleteso you guys just missed having a white chanukah... oh well!
ReplyDeleteDitto on sara's comment...no snow here! Just goes to show that we should really all be where you are...
ReplyDeletei've never actually seen snow up close in israel. it snowed a few days before our visit 3 years ago, but it was all melted by the time we arrived. and i've been to the golan, but only during the summer. when i was in yeshivah for the year there was a big snowstorm, but we did not get any on the coast (in ein tzurim). but i remember it was wierd to see the snow-capped hills of jerusalem in the distance.
ReplyDeletei actually have a cool old photograph of a camel caravan en route to jerusalem and passing over snow covered hills
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ReplyDeleteWhat cool pictures. I just can't imagine snow in Jerusalem, especially with everyone trying to walk around on the very slippery Jerusalem stone. Enjoy it. As several people have said, we are experiencing unusual high temps but who's complaining, I myself, love it!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos!
ReplyDeleteMaybe we will ski there...
a palm tree surrounded by snow, now that's what I call originaL
ReplyDeletehey thanks for the pics!
ReplyDeleteI hear the states is goin through a warm spell - no snow in Dec - the radio says it hasn't happened since the 1800s
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