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New to hiking in Israel? Learn the ins and outs of hiking in the Holy Land, with this eBook, Israel Hiking Basics. This 40+ page guide covers important topics like weather, topography, trail markers, how to pack, and more in an easy to read format. Get hike tips, important numbers, and insider info about how to pick the best hike to suit your needs.
A trip to the Holy Land should be the adventure of a lifetime. Use this eBook to get prepared before you begin your journey!
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New to hiking in Israel? Learn the ins and outs of hiking in the Holy Land, with this eBook, Israel Hiking Basics. This 40+ page guide covers important topics like weather, topography, trail markers, how to pack, and more in an easy to read format. Get hike tips, important numbers, and insider info about how to pick the best hike to suit your needs.
A trip to the Holy Land should be the adventure of a lifetime. Use this eBook to get prepared before you begin your journey!
I purchased Israel Hiking Basics and Jerusalem Hiking Guide, but it did nit say how I will receive them. Perhaps I missed it. Sam Kapustin
Shalom – I would like to buy a few of your books but do not have PayPal. Is there another way to pay you – i.e., bank transfer – or if you live in Yerushalyim, I could bring you cash and perhaps pick up the books at the same time?
Thank you
MK
would prefer not to leave my phone # here
ו don’t really enjoy hiking myself. If you plan a hike on our near Jerusalem, I would love to join you. I am Sondra Maline and my phone number is 054-437-4472
I just ordered your Southerner to Settler book and am really looking forward to it. When I finish I’ll start through these ebooks. I’m an American olah hadashah living in Haifa. I don’t have a car, but I’m a painter and I’m looking for desert or cave landscapes I can access via train or bus. I just want to pack a backpack with a camera, a tiny easel, a small panel, paints and brushes, and be able to go and return in a day. And I’m 65. Are there lots of people with this requirements list? Well there are the students at Tel Aviv’s Hatahana Studio, I know they make excursions to paint the landscape. Perhaps there is demand for such a thing, interesting hikes for those without cars.