In the Field: Week Four
…completed through the day and we were able to end on two sweeter notes, a completed fence and a watermelon. On our final work day of the week, we returned…
…completed through the day and we were able to end on two sweeter notes, a completed fence and a watermelon. On our final work day of the week, we returned…
…National Park Service staff and crew members complete the roof on Monday. The completed roof at the Timbercreek Campground comfort station! Another view of the completed roof Adam works to…
…the ground floor to neutralize the hantavirus that could be lurking there. Overall, a few more splinters, a few more mosquito bites, and a lot more work completed this week!…
…used to compress dirt and tread material. About 50ft of turnpike were completed and filled with tread. (Unfortunately we didn’t snap any photos). Tuesday entailed a change of scenery. The…
…and Red Feather Crews had the special privilege of working together on a four-day backcountry hitch in the Comanche Peaks Wilderness. Monday started off with a hike to the Comanche…
…a bus shelter on Bear Lake Rd, and cut and paint stairs from lumber for the mess hall at Lake Irene. Moose count for the morning commute from the west…