TAKEN FROM AN ARTICLE WRITTEN ABOUT RAMOT: Named for the shape of the slide in the form of hedgehog at the entrance to the park, it has a lovely playground with picnic tables and over seven acres of sports facilities. The large grassy area also contains an amphitheatre. hedgehog Further down the hill is the access to the Ramot Forest with trails and a “sculpture walk” with works of art by local residents. Here you can meet up with herds of deer in their natural habitat, and even foxes, snakes, and eagles. The deer are used to humans. They are friendly and have no issues romping around among us. The forest contains at least 450 species of rare plants, and at the edge of the forest, there are panoramic views of Jerusalem. teu.co.il/gan-hakipod-and-ramot/
Posted on: Mon, 07 Oct 2013 10:48:04 +0000
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