Israel by Leiah

Trash is always interesting. Combine these stops with other interesting sites in the Negev - historical, technological, natural beauty abound in the region.
https://israelbyleiah.com/2017/02/14/take-out-the-trash-please/

Take Out the Trash, Please As much as anything else, the production of trash marks human lives. What we dump in the trash tells quite a lot about who we are and what our lives are like. Digging through trash from the past …

Visiting graves of holy people is a meaningful experience for many. The Tomb of King David on Mt. Zion is an interesting stop in Jerusalem.
https://israelbyleiah.com/2016/11/27/king-davids-tomb/

THE BEACH: Heading to the Mediterranean coast today so I will share some facts about the beach in Israel. First of all, Israel has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, so you definitely want to take advantage of that on your next trip.
The Levantine Sea (the part of the Mediterranean which is near Israel) is the saltiest section of the Mediterranean and only getting saltier. The blockage of the Nile effluent due to the construction of the Aswan Dam in the 1960's means that much less fresh water is being deposited in the Mediterranean in our region. Saltier water means that you will be more buoyant on the Israeli coast than on the French coast. Check it out for yourself on your next trip to Tel Aviv!

Most of us have walked through Jaffa Gate and past the Tower of David. But, as with many areas of Jerusalem, treasures have hidden there for hundreds of years beneath our feet. During this tour we will uncover the past through a visit to the Jaffa gate, the moat of the citadel and the recently uncovered foundations and water installations of Herod's palace as described by Josephus.

As we climb the heights and descend, you will have a unique view of Jerusalem from above and below. Come join me for a morning of heritage and history!

Date: Monday, February 8, 2016
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cost: 80 NIS, includes entry to the Museum
Registration: message me :)

This tour will only run with a minimum of 15 people. Registration until Wednesday night, February 3!