The 2004 tsunami took with it more than we can fathom. Entire villages were brought to a standstill against the force of the massive tide – multi-storied buildings were decimated to stray piles of rock, submerging within it the muffled breathes of multitudes. And when nature strikes the way it does every so often, one can either set sail on the ride of restoration or be drowned by it. Israeli couple Danny and Orly made…
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