Another long time supporter, Ken Klein, brought us lunch. We walked 14.7 miles today.

In the evening, we drove one-hour to the Appel Farm Arts and Music Center where we were treated to dinner and fortunate to present our program to three different groups of middle school and high school campers. In total, we interacted with 180 campers. Many had excellent questions and were quite knowledgeable about Tibet. This event was arranged by one of ITIM’s Board Members, Douglas Herman, who is serving as the Director of Photography Education at the Camp. All of us were quite inspired and thrilled to share the story of Tibet with the campers.

Following the program, we returned to the Quaker House. It should be mentioned there were no problems during our stay in Trenton.