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Monthly Archives: December 2014
So, we left Bil’in in tears after being handed, handcrafted cushion covers by our hostess Kamar. I felt sad to be leaving them, and had only known them for 3 days, for Elaine it was much worse, this was her … Continue reading
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Tagged Aqraba, bedouin, goats, Illegal Settlements, Jordan Valley, Nablus, Palestine, Qaryout, Ramallah, sheep, water, Yanoun
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Back again, this time with Feed A Village In Palestine.
What a mad few days it has been! We arrived at Tel Aviv airport on Saturday evening to torrential rain, awoke in Jerusalem to more rain, left Jerusalem in sunshine and arrived in Bil’in to more warm sunshine, so much … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartheid wall, Bil'in, farmers, Feed a village in Palestine, goats, Jerusalem, Jordan Valley, Olive trees, Palestine, sheep
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