On day one, we saw Jerusalem from “above” — from the rooftop of Beit Abraham. On day two, we began to see the Old City of Jerusalem from the “ground.” Our assignment was to try to put our finger on the pulse of one of the four quarters of the Old City to discern its distinguishing characteristics and to listen and look for the joys, sorrows and symbols of the people there.
Fran Gardner shared about her day in the Old City yesterday on her blog, whitemountainmusings. Check it out.
Meanwhile, the explorations of Bev Hunter and her “family” are posted on Bev’s blog, with pictures from Diane below.
The Jerusalem Mile Project 
Thank you for providing the Jerusalem mile project web site. It helps us follow pilgrimage the Episcopalians in Virginia. It helps me remember my trip of 25 years ago!
please post blogs yurs and frans to; donnawesson@ymail.com..1 of frans parshioners xcited to follow this momentous journey!!!! thnaks!!!!
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