Photos from Shabbat
As you have likely heard by now, the Tawonga community is sending our thoughts and prayers to Eli Kane’s family. Despite the circumstances, the campers are doing well and are both holding the sadness while also enjoying being at Camp. Please see photos below from today including our community Shabbat.
With love and heavy hearts,
Your Camp Tawonga Team
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