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Twenty-nine families participate in Family Campfire

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EAST KILLINGLY, Conn. – Twenty-nine Ukrainian families – about 75 people, including children – camped together this year on the Connecticut-Rhode Island border in an area called the Last Green Valley. This was the 26th camp called Family Campfire. The venue for the annual camp changes, as do the participants, but there is a core group of Plast families who camp each year. Above are all the participants of the 2015 camp; below are the children. The leaders of this year’s family camp were Ronald and Nadia Liteplo. – Nadia LiteploUkrainian Weekly Editor | The Ukrainian Weekly | Subscription

EAST KILLINGLY, Conn. – Twenty-nine Ukrainian families – about 75 people, including children – camped together this year on the Connecticut-Rhode Island border in an area called the Last Green Valley. This was the 26th camp called Family Campfire. The venue for the annual camp changes, as do the participants, but there is a core group of Plast families who camp each year. Above are all the participants of the 2015 camp; below are the children. The leaders of this year’s family camp were Ronald and Nadia Liteplo. – Nadia LiteploEAST KILLINGLY, Conn. – Twenty-nine Ukrainian families – about 75 people, including children – camped together this year on the Connecticut-Rhode Island border in an area called the Last Green Valley. This was the 26th camp called Family Campfire. The venue for the annual camp changes, as do the participants, but there is a core group of Plast families who camp each year. Above are all the participants of the 2015 camp; below are the children. The leaders of this year’s family camp were Ronald and Nadia Liteplo.

EAST KILLINGLY, Conn. – Twenty-nine Ukrainian families – about 75 people, including children – camped together this year on the Connecticut-Rhode Island border in an area called the Last Green Valley. This was the 26th camp called Family Campfire. The venue for the annual camp changes, as do the participants, but there is a core group of Plast families who camp each year. Above are all the participants of the 2015 camp; below are the children. The leaders of this year’s family camp were Ronald and Nadia Liteplo. – Nadia Liteplo

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