Beth : photos : My Life in Jerusalem: A Virtual Tour : Rechavia is the name of the very green residential neighborhood of Jerusalem that I live in. This is the "Rechavia windmill," located on Ramban St. If you've visited Jerusalem, you might remember the Yamin Moshe Windmill, which is really beautiful . . . the Rechavia windmill has become a shopping center. But notice the big Chanukah menorah!- powered by SmugMug

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Beth > Sunset viewed from my roommate Dinah's balcony. Apparently it was a really spectacular view, but by the time Dinah and her boyfriend Roi got around to inviting me and Frommer out to see it, the colors had faded a little.

Beth > The sign Dina made for our front door. She specifies that the lines are supposed to be the edges of puzzle pieces that fit together, not a representation of some sort of schism between us roommates :-)

Beth > The entrance to my building. See the sign that says "35 Ramban"? That's how the mail[wo]man knows where to bring all the letters you send me (hint, hint).

Beth > Ramban Street in front of my house at rush hour. Yeah, they park on the sidewalk here. Except sometimes they take up the entire sidewalk, not just part of it.

Beth > Walking down my street, we pass by the park - these kids don't waste any time getting to the playground in the morning!

Beth > Rechavia is the name of the very green residential neighborhood of Jerusalem that I live in. This is the "Rechavia windmill," located on Ramban St. If you've visited Jerusalem, you might remember the Yamin Moshe Windmill, which is really beautiful . . . the Rechavia windmill has become a shopping center. But notice the big Chanukah menorah!

Rechavia is the name of the very green residential neighborhood of Jerusalem that I live in. This is the "Rechavia windmill," located on Ramban St. If you've visited Jerusalem, you might remember the Yamin Moshe Windmill, which is really beautiful . . . the Rechavia windmill has become a shopping center. But notice the big Chanukah menorah!