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Nov 14, 2007

Holyland Camping is one of the most important projects of our Host, Holy Land Inc. since it presents a vehicle to implement core Zionist aims, like to resettle and reclaim presently occupied land mandated to Israel, accommodate Jewish and Zionist refugees from the nations and implement various forms of renewable energy. Please see our Website for more details.

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Feb 17, 2008

Greenpeace ''EfficienCity'' a model for campsite communities?

Greenpeace Unveils Its Eco City Concept carbonfree.co.uk 14th February 2008 Greenpeace has launched an interactive virtual city showcasing how towns and cities across... more

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number227 wrote on May 2

Enlarge the place of your tent,

and let them stretch out the curtains of your dwellings;

Do not spare;

Lengthen your cords, and strengthen your stakes.

For you shall expand to the right and to the left,

And your descendants will inherit the nations,

and make the desolate cities inhabited.

ISAIAH 54:2-3

number227 wrote on May 1

Please add me, Sir...
Love,
Elizabeth rana

number227 wrote on Apr 8

Hello! These people are having a "2nd Annual End-Times Camp-Out 2008"...
some very interesting things going on here..(I will send this to lisa, as I believe she is interested as well) please visit the site and see what it's about..http://www.messianicisraelopa.org/events.html

{I was thinking.. maybe you could do something like this.. have a trial run per se.. I wonder how many would come for tabernacles?}

bog55 wrote on Feb 2

Thanks for joining Peak oil Issues

bentorah wrote on Feb 2

Thanks for coming by! How are you doing today?

hlinccamping wrote on Jan 22

I like the "we!"

A good thing about Israel is, when it comes to camping, that it hardly ever rains in summer - nearly seven months of the year. The first rain usually comes during Succot, but not every year.

Consequently one doesn't even need a tent in summer - actually not even much clothes, Israel is an informal country; men even wear sandals with long pants. It's only January of this year, though, so there are still about 10 weeks of occasional rain and cold left.

There are some army type of tents on the property, but I don't know what their condition is. There's a big Home Center across the road from us where one can buy a tent for about $50 - 4 man, sleeps hardly 2. Tents don't take up much luggage space, so I would recommend bringing one. Cooking equipment is heavy and bulky and can be "found" or bought around here. When it comes to camping, the South African way, "A farmer makes a plan," comes in very handy.

Happy planning in Elohim's grace.
Philip
PS. The way the wind has been blowing, you can throw in a wind turbine -- Ha Ha!

number227 wrote on Jan 22

Do we need to bring a tent with us when we come... and what kind is best?

hlinccamping wrote on Dec 17, '07

Thanks Ronald and thank you for visiting my camping blog. Please check the website that goes with it: http://www.holyland-inc.net/camping/

Best in Yeshua
Philip
Founder of Holy Land Inc.

rotterdam4israel wrote on Dec 17, '07

Shalom!
May the Lord bless you and keep you, cause His face to shine upon you, and give you grace and shalom, now and forever.

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Greenpeace ''EfficienCity'' a model for campsite communities?