Here are some photos of Kibbutz Adamit volunteers and kibbutzniks, in and around Kibbutz Adamit (on the border of Lebanon up on a mountain from where on clear days you could see all the way to Haifa on Mount Carmel), with a few of Rosh Hanikra, Sea of Galilee, Montfort, Rainbow Bridge, the valley below us where we listened to hyenas - or were they wolves? - with their hauntingly beautiful howls and wild pigs rooted in the orchards and we lived with rumors of war... and from where I wrote a letter that was published in the Jerusalem Post ...
Here's a bittersweet letter I sent to my friends Steve and Dale in the United States while living there: Kibbutz Adamit, Israel
I was part of the work-study program at Kibbutz Regavim in 1990, participating in another ulpan (intensive Hebrew course), continuing my Hebrew classes started at Kibbutz Sdot Yam.
The following are pictures of volunteers, students, kibbutzniks, Arabs who worked in the factories at Regavim and invited the volunteers to their village of Kfar Kara and volunteer trips to Rosh Hanikra (on the border of Lebanon) and Akko. We enjoyed volunteers from Germany, Holland, England, France, Turkey, Ireland, South Africa, the United States, etc.