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The Wailing Wall.

The Wailing Wall.

This photo is from May of 2009, from one of my trips to Israel, that very beautiful afternoon I went to walk around the old city of Jerusalem, the market and th...
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This photo is from May of 2009, from one of my trips to Israel, that very beautiful afternoon I went to walk around the old city of Jerusalem, the market and the Wailing Wall, what a place to visit, the energy you feel there is indescribable, the people, the ancient culture is just amazing.
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