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Hello there! My name is Kara Heck and I'm going to be updating the blog this summer. My position at Phantom Ranch is Parent Communications. This is my first year working for the camp and I am really enjoying it so far.

I'm studying photography and journalism at Indiana Wesleyan University, which is where I first heard about Phantom Ranch at a summer camp fair.

I came to the ranch a little over a week ago. This was the first time I've been in the state of Wisconsin! I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana and have a little photography business there. If you would like to see some more of my work, please feel free to check out my Facebook page: Facebook.com/KaraJanellePhotography.


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