The Loon Lake Jewish Center, about two-thirds of the way between Plattsburgh and Saranac Lake, New York, is a log cabin, a former hunting lodge, consisting of one large square room that serves as the sanctuary; an adjoining back room with a refrigerator, sink, and table; and a small corner bathroom with toilet and sink. Until about 10 years ago, a moose head hung above the blocked-up fireplace in the main room, but a humorless caretaker had it removed as an offense to the spirit of the place.

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