. In this beautiful photo journal, a family learns about ancient Jerusalem in the days of the Temple and about the modern observance of Tisha B’Av by exploring ancient sites in a hands-on way. They dig, they walk, they photograph, they touch, they ask, and they listen to knowledgeable guides. Sites visited in Jerusalem’s Old City include the Western Wall, Robinson’s Arch, the underground tunnels where they can see buried sections of the Wall, and the Temple Mount Sifting Project where tourists have a chance to become archaeologists themselves. Readers can get a good sense of what life was like in the days of the Temple and the magnitude of its loss.