A couple of months ago we were on our way to my brother in law's house for a birthday celebration. He lives in Jerusalem, in a neighborhood called Kiryat Moshe. Actually - for those of you in the know about Jerusalem and her architecture - he lives almost exactly next door to one of her more recent and quite controversial landmarks. Anyway, I needed to park a bit further up the street than usual, and took the opportunity to grab some Jerusalem photos for you!
Oh, speak of the devil, there's Mr. Calatrava's bridge now, peeking out from above the buildings. I'm personally a big fan :)
I guess that's enough for this week. Come back again next week, I've got some more nice things lined up for you :)
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3 comments:
I love the bridge too, but it is just in a funny place, stuck between buildings.
I ventured out during the last ceasefire and photographed our town's new migunit (portable bomb shelter) which was plopped down next to the supermarket.
Thanks for sharing The Bridge of Strings.
Thank you Toby, these windows are certainly interesting to look at. And I hope they remain just as they appear in your photos in the midst of all that is going on over there. Shalom!
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