Some recent shots taken with my iPhone camera.
I didn’t know burgers ate grass, or anything else for that matter!
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I didn’t know burgers ate grass, or anything else for that matter!
Since ancient times, Jews have celebrated the New Year of Trees on the 15th of the month of Shvat (February 10 at sundown in 2017). In Israel, the cold, rainy winter is coming to an end and flowering almond trees announce the arrival of spring.
Today, in Israel and the diaspora, TuBishvat has become the Jewish Earth Day and Im pleased that Jewish educators are planning to include What On Earth Can We Do? in their Tu BiShvat and Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) programming.
In honor of Tu BiShvat, Ive compiled a selection of my photographs and drawings of trees.