Mimi Notik - Chabad.org
Un-Camp attendees try their hand at “Stump the Rabbi.”
Killington, VT — In Vermont's most southern tip, just a short drive from the New York border, the hills are very much alive. In the cozy lounge area of the Trailside Lodge, a girl is teaching her friends a dance. Two guitars lean on a couch and a pair of dirty sneakers sit on a chair. Girls swim outside, while inside music is playing and the sound of laughter reverberates in the walls.
At the Un-Camp, Girls Explore Their Jewish Identities
Mimi Notik – Chabad.org
Un-Camp attendees try their hand at “Stump the Rabbi.”
Killington, VT — In Vermont’s most southern tip, just a short drive from the New York border, the hills are very much alive. In the cozy lounge area of the Trailside Lodge, a girl is teaching her friends a dance. Two guitars lean on a couch and a pair of dirty sneakers sit on a chair. Girls swim outside, while inside music is playing and the sound of laughter reverberates in the walls.
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