In particular, the colonel expressed concern for the Binyamin Region youth, who often
hitchhike alone at all hours of the day and night.
However, the organization Women in Green is calling on the residents of Judea and Samaria to continue to
hitchhike.
THERE are still some people who
hitchhike, although not as many as before.
This more jagged-looking cousin bears gooey whitish berries, which
hitchhike via birds to juniper trees and start new plants.
The moths regularly
hitchhike to the test area in New York but can't survive the winter.
She notes that thousands of frogs
hitchhike around Australia in fruit boxes, and pet-seekers often visit grocery stores to capture the little stowaways.
Seeds in fruit eaten by the right animal, however, can
hitchhike in its gut to more promising spots.
