Today we went to a Bible Wildlife Conservation called Neot Kedumim.

we got to see the land and wildlife of the Bible like it would be from the beginning of times.

it was probably one of my favorite field trips of my whole life.

First we tried to herd some sheep.

...baaaaa rammmm youuuu.

check out the chompers on that one.

these cute little sheeps lovers.

i think they were thinking "i love ewe."

(get it? haha funny right?)

here i am with a goat.

beautiful landscapes and flowers.

Horton hears a who?

Andrew buddy this one is for you!

see the speck?

people are people no matter how small!

right bud?

wish i was with you to watch some horton today.

hope you know how much i love you!

heard you had a baseball game the yesterday, i can't believe how big you are getting!

moving on we went to the well.

we did a reenactment of Rebecca at the well,

i played the lead role of camel #3.

Then we sat in a theater and talked about Hissop.

This is fresh hissop.

This is dried hissop that i grounded up.

And put in this bag.

yes the contents of this bag is hissop, not weed. promise.

hope you all are excited to try this spice with pita and olive oil when i get back, sure tasty!

apparently they do everything at the bible conservation, even weddings!

Then we went to the middle of some woods to make some fresh Pita's over a fire.

Put some hissop and olive oil on it, so yum!

And went to the final station where we met Zacharius.

He writes the torah.

pretty great day if you ask me.

a person's a person no matter how small. All roles in reenactments are important. wildlife conservations are my new favorite past time. miss you andrew buds.

-it is written.