We really had a view, but now there is a building in the way.

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 This was the view to the East that we had as we moved into the building.
 If you look very carefully, you will see on the right hand side of the picture Migdal Ha'ir, which is at the top of Ben Yehuda Street.
 This is looking a bit to the North, and sometimes you can see Hebrew University on a clear day.
This is what the Lifta Valley looked like as they were building Route 9.

Now, the Eastern view is gone, and Lifta Valley is filled with cars. . . .



Rachael Alice Orbach - roving photographer

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