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|Updated: August 14, 2020 12:50 AM
A wall at the Ramah Darom camp features some of the firefighting companies from across the country that shoowed up to help contain the wildfires in North Georgia. / On Second Thought
Hundreds of firefighters from all over the country have battled the Rock Mountain Fire in North Georgia. They're winning. It’s nearly contained. A local Jewish camp opened its doors to these crews as they fought to contain the blaze. GPB's Sean Powers visited the campsite.
Members of Oregon-based Diamond Fire at Ramah Darom, a Jewish camp in Clayton, Georgia. They stayed here when they weren't out trying to contain wildfires in the North Georgia mountains.