I'm finally getting my butt around to posting wall butts.
And the more devoted worshippers.
In biblical times, it seems that people were much shorter. Something to picture, next time you're engaging in your favourite religious activities.
We did notice quite a bit of religion in Jerusalem.
Above two yellow domes. Below, a yellow dome and a silver dome.
This was as close as we could get to the Dome of the Rock, where you can see the mosaics.
This is the
Shtreimel, which, I found out, can be made in Canada out of Candian marten tails. Martens are the animals which, when you hit them with your car, you exclaim "What on earth was that animal!?". Trivia for your next social gathering.
Pretty much everything in Jerusalem was religious. Here's Barry, contemplating his tattoo options.
The fan was even Lord-branded.
After leaving, I started to see more meaning in things. For example, when you feel disconnected, use your right-angled hand to throw the rainbows upward.
And ponder, if you will, the shape of the stop-sign hands in Israel in the rain. That's a disjointed thumb!
