Lowest point of the program...

These are from the latest and last bussed field trip of our program.  Kind of crazy to think about.  I think that I did my last batch of laundry in the Holy Land today. We changed our linens for the last time.  Lasts are upon us, but we keep living it up and making the most out of every holy second.  (By the way the title refers to the elevation not sad emotions, silly.)  

Addie and I at Cave 4 at Qumran.  Here is where the largest number
of Dead Sea Scrolls were found.

A group on the tram up to Masada, a lot of little Muhlesteins in this one.

Raquel (girlfriend) and I on top of Masada, overlooking the Dead Sea.

Looking down Nahal David.  Really helps understand the imagery described in the Book of Mormon.

An Ibex, or Yael in Hebrew which is also the name of the coolest Kibbutz
hotel front desk worker. 

After Qumran, Masada, Ein Gedi we headed to the Dead Sea for a float, and apparently a mud bath too.

Following 3 Photos Courtesy of Lani Livingston.

Jumping in the water as if it were a trampoline.

Seriously a trippy experience not to be able to drown.  Perfect for persons who aren't a fan of submerging their heads.