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    nanook ofthenorth
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    @nanookofthenorth

    Hey, work is taking me to the Middle East for a few weeks next month, going to be the middle of the summer but was wondering if anyone had experience in the region and could suggest some great SUL hikes/tips/ect.
    Mainly going to be in Israel and all in all would prefer not to get shot/ransomed/heatstroke.

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    Simone Zmood
    BPL Member

    @sim1oz

    Locale: Melbourne, Australia

    Consider doing some sections of the Israel National Trail. I've never been but it sounds interesting. Lots of archaeological sites along the way.

    See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel_National_Trail

    Apparently a revised guidebook in English has just been released: http://www.israelnationaltrail.com/INTForum/forumid/35/threadid/1011/scope/posts.aspx

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    nanook ofthenorth
    BPL Member

    @nanookofthenorth

    cool – any advice for summer desert hiking?

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    Joe Clement
    BPL Member

    @skinewmexico

    Locale: Southwest

    Big hat, lots of water.

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    Lisa Frugoli
    BPL Member

    @alfresco

    Locale: San Francisco Bay Area

    Met Yeti on the PCT last year. He has lots of experience hiking
    & is from Israel.

    Here's his website:
    http://yetithruhikes.blogspot.com/2010/10/israel-national-trail.html

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    Stephen Barber
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    @grampa

    Locale: SoCal

    "Big hat, lots of water."

    And a flak jacket.

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    Simone Zmood
    BPL Member

    @sim1oz

    Locale: Melbourne, Australia

    I don't know if I would do desert hiking in summer! It might be more pleasant in the mountains up north. Perhaps speak to locals. Get in touch with Yeti through his blog.

    There is a list of trail angels along most of the trail who could also be a good source of info.

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