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By Angela Rakes
The week of June 23 the Loretto Motherhouse partnered with New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future to host the Where the Wild Things Are summer day camp for 40 kids ages 6-12. The Old Tobacco Barn was the perfect location for the camp with campers exploring soils, animals, insects, native plants, woodlands and more. The campers even got to go on a hayride to Mary’s Lake and when the weather proved too hot, took respite in the conference room and Academy Building. Please enjoy some photos!







