The highlights of my neighborhood and where I grew up is all squished into a nutshell, which highlights the beauty of the landscape. Whether it’s the Persian synagogues or the Israeli cafés or even the parks that all the elderly reunite at, my landscape is something special. The trees and plants that blossom in the springtime are what stand out the most.
December 6, 2022
My Landscape in a Nutshell
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