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Sea to Shining Sea<br />
The OYP grand finale, as far as tiyullim go, was the<br />
Sea to Sea, or if you prefer, the Hof to Hof (beach to<br />
beach) hike. Six full buses embarked on a<br />
“treacherous” journey from the Mediterranean to the<br />
Kinneret in the week preceeding Pesach.<br />
The days were filled with inspiring views of rivers<br />
overflowing with water, awesome peaks and lush<br />
countrysides blooming with wild flowers. The nights<br />
saw glowing bonfires, airplane-like dinners,<br />
songs of camp and oohh, doesn’t this sound<br />
dangerous, shared guard responsibilities. Who can<br />
forget the night we awoke to the pitter patter of<br />
rain drops as we made a mass exodus to the<br />
buses? Or the anxiety we all felt when we learned<br />
of the 3 missing hikers?<br />
Of course the Hiking Club soared to new and<br />
unimaginable heights that we lay hikers could only dream of. But we<br />
forgave them. All and all, harmony, fun, and sore blisters, prevailed. When we did reach<br />
the Kinneret, there was a genuine feeling of satisfaction, of triumph, of....cleanliness as we finally got a<br />
chance to shower that night. Our journey of many, many kilometers was well worth the effort. Some<br />
serious bonding went on in the woods and trails. Many kudos to the madrichim guides, guards, medics<br />
and others for making the <strong>1992</strong> yam le autobus le autobus le yam a great success.