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Friendship Bracelets: The Tie That Binds

Friendship Bracelets: The Tie That Binds

by jared | Aug 1, 2016 | Camps & NFTY, Featured, Friendships, Summer 2016

Every summer, we meet new friends, make up secret handshakes, eat ice cream and make each other friendship bracelets. Through knots and colors and beads, we show our love for each other through the bracelets we make. Check out where these campers have received their...
The Wonder of Crane Lake, Pele

The Wonder of Crane Lake, Pele

by jared | Aug 1, 2016 | Camps & NFTY, Caring Community, Featured, Friendships, Summer 2016

As a newcomer to camp, I didn’t know much about the other staff when I arrived. Immediately I was told that camp isn’t camp without Pele, the Pool Director. After a few moments with him, he will tell you that he can’t imagine a life without camp either. Before CLC,...
Mythbusting Israel: Meet our Mishlachat

Mythbusting Israel: Meet our Mishlachat

by From the Crane Lake Blog | Jul 29, 2016 | Camping and Youth Engagement, Camps & NFTY, Israel, Summer 2016

We’re a Mishlachat of proud Israelis. And… We don’t ride camels.  We did once, on Birthright. We never lived in the desert, and no, we don’t eat falafel or hummus for breakfast. We don’t wear a yarmulke on a daily basis. But we do fast on...
The AWESOMEness of Having Family at Camp

The AWESOMEness of Having Family at Camp

by jared | Jul 28, 2016 | Camps & NFTY, Caring Community, Featured, Summer 2016, Youth & Family

by Rick Abrams, faculty If you remember last summer’s big Pixar Studios blockbuster, Inside Out, (spoiler alert here if you have not yet seen the film) the main character, Joy, had to go through a complete learning process of her own. She needed to learn that Sadness...
And away we go! Opening Day 2nd Session 2016

And away we go! Opening Day 2nd Session 2016

by jared | Jul 27, 2016 | Camps & NFTY, Featured, New Campers, Summer 2016

It was a wonderful morning here at CLC, as we welcomed our 2nd Session new campers! There were so many smiles and hugs and bungee chairs, we could hardly contain ourselves! Old friends and new friends were united into one, and we cannot wait for what this session has...
Our Crash Course in Crane Lake Camp

Our Crash Course in Crane Lake Camp

by jared | Jul 26, 2016 | Camps & NFTY, Featured, Summer 2016, URJ Communications Themes

As we begin Session 2 here at CLC, we thought it was very important to give a quick lesson in all things Crane Lake. All of these items are very important – be sure to ask your camper about all of the following!
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