Tel Aviv's New Tree-Lined Avenue Opens on Rosh Hashanah
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
On Rosh Hashanah evening, the author took a walk through Tel Aviv streets, noting a slight decrease in heat. The walk included visits to Mitzpe Beach to see sea daffodils and a stroll down Alharizi Street, where new gardens were observed. The author planned to return to these gardens later.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new tree-lined avenue in Tel Aviv was observed on Rosh Hashanah.
- The author walked through several Tel Aviv streets including Rachel and Alharizi.
- Sea daffodils were seen at Mitzpe Beach the previous morning.
- The weather was slightly cooler than usual for August.
- The author noted new gardens on Alharizi Street.
On the evening of the second day of Rosh Hashanah, Saturday at 6:00 PM, the weather in Tel Aviv offered a slight reprieve from the August heat. The author, promising a swift return to family, embarked on a holiday stroll through the city's streets. The previous morning, the author had visited Mitzpe Beach to observe the thousands of sea daffodils before their seasonal departure. Now, the author's feet led them through streets including Rachel, Adam HaCohen, Lieberman, and Alharizi, heading east towards Ibn Gabirol. Along Alharizi Street, the author noted several attractive and diverse gardens, making a mental note to revisit them.
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