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Bike to Lilac at Kiryat Ono, take a bus to Bar Ilan Bridge, another bus to Har'el Junction, and than another one to Ramat Motsa. From there we'll walk through the forst (or along the road) to Beit Zait. And than take three more buses home. And if we'll be lucky it won't even rain...
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The photos are pretty safe-explanatory, so I'll make that one short (Yeah right. As if you're not gonna waste a whole evening for this report, just like with all the previous ones). We took three buses to Motsa, and found snow at Har'el Junction (That's extremely rare in Israel. Alexa storm was by far the snowiest storm in the Middle East since 1950. Usually snow doesn't fall in Jerusalem, and even when it does, it pretty much never stays there for two and a half weeks like it did this year). Than we walked from Motsa in a circular road around Beit Zait, which turned out to be much longer than we expected. We tried to short cut it a little when we started feeling like it wasn't actually leading us to the village itself, but every time we tried it we found a fence or an angry dog. Luckily for us, the way was pretty interesting, as we found a small "river" that was created by the storm, a stone-carved cave (we have no idea what was it built for. It was empty)and a useless dam (I actually knew about that one beforehand. It was built in the 50's to gather drinking water for Jerusalem, only to discover a few weeks later that the ground around it was very absorbent, so all the water just disappeared  underground). We were also lucky because all along our walk it seemed like it's about to rain anytime, but rain did not occur all day long.
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Finally we found a route that seemed to go to the village, but after a few hundred meters it split into to roads. Of course, as considered adults, we solved the problem in the most reasonable way we could think of- tossing a coin. So we did that, and it worked (though to be fair, we think they both arrive at different parts of the village). We've heard before that Beit Zait is known for having a well preserved dinosaur footprint, but we didn't expect to be actually attacked by Velociraptors. After escaping them, we walked to the hashpoint itself, took some more pictures and than found the bus station, this time returning through Jerusalem, so we had a chance to see some more snow there.
  
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_scan.jpg | The map we used.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_snow.JPG | Snow! In Israel!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_trees.jpg | Along the road.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_cute.jpg | We don't know who did this, but that is so cute!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_view.jpg | The road was longer than we expected.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_cave.jpg | We found a cave!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_cave2.jpg | Inside the cave.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_river.jpg | We found a river!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_river2.jpg | Walking along the river.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_church.jpg | Moscovia Monastery and the Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_dam.jpg | The useless dam.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_dino.jpg | A Velociraptor attacking us!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_dino2.jpg | Oh no! More Velociraptors!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_view2.jpg | View from Beit Zait.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_hash.jpg | Finally! The hashpoint!
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_hash2.jpg | The hashpoint itself.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_jeru.jpg | You can see Jerusalem from the hashpoint.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_us.jpg | Lilac and Omri at the coordinates.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_snow2.jpg | Snow in Jerusalem.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_jeru2.jpg | Didn't have time to take more photos in Jerusalem. Sorry.
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Image:2013-12-29_31_35_dead.jpg | Dead Sea-watch out! Someday we're gonna geohash in you and win the lowest geohash achievement. And it'll be awesome!
 
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Latest revision as of 05:16, 20 March 2024

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Location

At the forest right next to the road leading to Beit Zait, a small town on a hill facing Jerusalem.

Participants

Lilac

Omri


Plans

Bike to Lilac at Kiryat Ono, take a bus to Bar Ilan Bridge, another bus to Har'el Junction, and than another one to Ramat Motsa. From there we'll walk through the forst (or along the road) to Beit Zait. And than take three more buses home. And if we'll be lucky it won't even rain...


Expedition

The photos are pretty safe-explanatory, so I'll make that one short (Yeah right. As if you're not gonna waste a whole evening for this report, just like with all the previous ones). We took three buses to Motsa, and found snow at Har'el Junction (That's extremely rare in Israel. Alexa storm was by far the snowiest storm in the Middle East since 1950. Usually snow doesn't fall in Jerusalem, and even when it does, it pretty much never stays there for two and a half weeks like it did this year). Than we walked from Motsa in a circular road around Beit Zait, which turned out to be much longer than we expected. We tried to short cut it a little when we started feeling like it wasn't actually leading us to the village itself, but every time we tried it we found a fence or an angry dog. Luckily for us, the way was pretty interesting, as we found a small "river" that was created by the storm, a stone-carved cave (we have no idea what was it built for. It was empty)and a useless dam (I actually knew about that one beforehand. It was built in the 50's to gather drinking water for Jerusalem, only to discover a few weeks later that the ground around it was very absorbent, so all the water just disappeared underground). We were also lucky because all along our walk it seemed like it's about to rain anytime, but rain did not occur all day long.

Finally we found a route that seemed to go to the village, but after a few hundred meters it split into to roads. Of course, as considered adults, we solved the problem in the most reasonable way we could think of- tossing a coin. So we did that, and it worked (though to be fair, we think they both arrive at different parts of the village). We've heard before that Beit Zait is known for having a well preserved dinosaur footprint, but we didn't expect to be actually attacked by Velociraptors. After escaping them, we walked to the hashpoint itself, took some more pictures and than found the bus station, this time returning through Jerusalem, so we had a chance to see some more snow there.


Photos

  • The map we used.

  • Snow! In Israel!

  • Along the road.

  • We don't know who did this, but that is so cute!

  • The road was longer than we expected.

  • We found a cave!

  • Inside the cave.

  • We found a river!

  • Walking along the river.

  • Moscovia Monastery and the Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist.

  • The useless dam.

  • A Velociraptor attacking us!

  • Oh no! More Velociraptors!

  • View from Beit Zait.

  • Finally! The hashpoint!

  • The hashpoint itself.

  • You can see Jerusalem from the hashpoint.

  • Lilac and Omri at the coordinates.

  • Snow in Jerusalem.

  • Didn't have time to take more photos in Jerusalem. Sorry.

  • Dead Sea-watch out! Someday we're gonna geohash in you and win the lowest geohash achievement. And it'll be awesome!

Achievements

RaptorGeohashing.png
 Omri and Lilac earned the Velociraptor Geohash Achievement
by reaching the (31, 35) geohash for 2013-12-29 with highly visible raptor claw marks.
2013-12-29 31 35 dino.jpg


Graticule unlocked.png
 Omri and Lilac earned the Graticule Unlocked Achievement
by being the first to reach any hashpoint in the (31, 35) graticule, here, on 2013-12-29.
2013-12-29 31 35 us.jpg


Holyhash.png
 Omri and Lilac earned the Holy hash achievement
by reaching the sacred (31, 35) location, which is in at a holy mountain, next to the Holy City, at the Holy Land, to more than one religion, on 2013-12-29.
2013-12-29 31 35 church.jpg


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Minesweeper geohash flag.png Minesweeper geohash 3.png Minesweeper geohash empty.png
Minesweeper geohash empty.png Minesweeper geohash empty.png Minesweeper geohash empty.png
Omri achieved level 3 of the Minesweeper Geohash achievement
by visiting coordinates in Jerusalem, Israel and 3 of the surrounding graticules.
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