Pilgerhaus-a German "hostel" (although that sounds way more campy than it was!) As I think I mentioned while we were there, Galilee felt like a retreat; the lake felt familiar and peaceful. Jerusalem was amazing but no much more difficult to process for many reasons. Our time in and around the Sea of Galilee felt reflective and rejuvenative; in spite of the fact that the skies were grayer while we were there than in Jerusalem.
A view of "the Lake" - i.e. the Sea of Galilee, from Pilgerhaus.
We had an opportunity to just sit and think by the shores, and to "smoke 'em if we had 'em."
Pilgerhaus-a German "hostel" (although that sounds way more campy than it was!) As I think I mentioned while we were there, Galilee felt like a retreat; the lake felt familiar and peaceful. Jerusalem was amazing but no much more difficult to process for many reasons. Our time in and around the Sea of Galilee felt reflective and rejuvenative; in spite of the fact that the skies were grayer while we were there than in Jerusalem.
A view of "the Lake" - i.e. the Sea of Galilee, from Pilgerhaus.
We had an opportunity to just sit and think by the shores, and to "smoke 'em if we had 'em."
Taken from the boat while we were out on the Lake.
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