Happy campers, part two

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Shay Weiser-Schlesinger of Livingston, second from right, hanging with friends at Ramah Outdoor Adventure in the Rocky Mountains. Photo courtesy Ramah in the Rockies+ enlarge image

Shay Weiser-Schlesinger of Livingston, second from right, hanging with friends at Ramah Outdoor Adventure in the Rocky Mountains. Photo courtesy Ramah in the Rockies

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Brett Weiser-Schlesinger of Livingston on horseback at Ramah Outdoor Adventure in the Rockies. Photo courtesy Ramah in the Rockies Liat David of Livingston, after a refreshing swim in the pool at Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake, gets ready for the ropes course and zip line. Photo courtesy Tracy Levine Enjoying her fifth summer at Camp Tel Yehudah, Ariel Scheer of Morristown is leading and educating incoming 11th-graders about being a Jewish leader. Photo courtesy Tracy Levine Matthew Rothenberg of Maplewood, left, with friends at the Camp Yavneh waterfront in New Hampshire. Photo courtesy Camp Yavneh Rabbi Isaac Saposnik, director of Camp JRF, hosts Tracy Levine, MetroWest Jewish Camp Enterprise manager, center, and Kim Hirsh, Jewish Community Foundation of MetroWest development officer, during their visit to camps serving the MetroWest community. Photo courtesy Tracy Levine Aaron Stagoff-Belfort of Montclair, left, and Eli Schechner of Short Hills enjoy the mix of sports, arts, Jewish experiences, and challenging activities like the ropes/adventure course at URJ Camp Harlam. Photo courtesy Tracy Levine Rachael Weisman of West Caldwell, left, and Sophia Sinins of Short Hills enjoy each other’s company at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires. Photo courtesy Tracy Levine Talia Briant of Maplewood, center, gets instruction while her peers look on at Ramah Outdoor Adventure. Photo courtesy Ramah in the Rockies Rachel Briant of Maplewood shows off her fire-building skills at Ramah Outdoor Adventure. Photo courtesy Ramah in the Rockies

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by NJJN Staff

August 18, 2010

From Camp Ramah in the Berkshires to the Union for Reform Judaism’s Camp Harlam in the Poconos, the summer camp season is winding down. Before thoughts turn from Color War to Back-to-School, we present a gallery of summer fun.

Helping us capture the action — at least at the camps closer to home — were Tracy Levine, manager of the MetroWest Jewish Camp Enterprise, and Kim Hirsh, development officer of the Jewish Community Foundation of MetroWest.

Earlier this summer, they embarked on their Summer Camp Tour 2010, visiting youngsters in action at partner camps serving the MetroWest community, including: URJ Camp Harlam in Kunkletown, Pa.; Camp JRF (Jewish Reconstructionist Federation) in South Sterling, Pa.; Camp Moshava (Bnei Akiva of North America) in Honesdale, Pa.; NJ Y Camps in Milford, Pa.; Camp Ramah of the Berkshires in Wingdale, NY; Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake in Verbank, NY; and Camp Tel Yehudah (Young Judaea) in Barryville, NY.

We also got pictures from Camp Yavneh in Northwood, NH, and Ramah Outdoor Adventure at Ramah in the Rockies, in Colorado, where four area kids are enjoying a mountain adventure.

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