Day 2. Breakfast was in a big room. I heard these Israeli breakfast were amazing but I really was not prepared for the enormous amount of food and selection.
I walked about 3 blocks and waited for the double decker tour bus which takes one all around the city in about 3 hrs. It was there that I met this couple and their young children from Cape Town. We had a 25" break at the main bus station. Holly Toledo Batman, the joint looked liked a military convention. Imagine the Port Authority Bus station in New York full of 20 y/o boys and girls, all with AR 16 slung over their shoulders. Oh yea, they were all texting each other.
That night I was set up for a bike ride. One thing I am learning about the Israelis, they tend to understate things. This ride was advertised as intermediate and not for someone that hasn't been a bike recently. I would advertise it as expert. Jerusalem is a very hilly city and we went up and down every last one of them, on a sidewalk bordered by a busy street with busy pedestrian traffic. We went all through the old city and finally got back to my hotel at 1 am.
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