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| Around the Storage Shed | ||||
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In order to make the field more useable, the encroaching ice plant had to go. So the team pulled and dug and piled up enough to fill the dumpster two and a half times. |
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| The storage shed is only accessed a few times each year, which meant that every time it required a battle with the ice plant. Large rocks which had been dumped on the other side of the lot were carried over and used to build a small barrier. This creates a line that the gardeners can use keep things cut back to. | ||||
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| The Rock and Rubble Pile | ||||
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At one time, or several times, in Pomerado history the conclusion of a work project seemed to have rocks, concrete and macadam dumped in one spot of the lot. This has always created a hazard for players of any game. Lifting, digging and raking removed the majority of the rubble dramatically altering the usability of this corner of the yard. |
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There is no question that what was once a dirt lot has become a useable yard for Pomerado Christian. From any angle the facility is nicer. Perhaps someone else would like to put in sprinklers and sod as a future Eagle project to make the area even more friendly. |
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Special thanks to Alpine Fencing, Dixieline, and Pizza Hut, for their great service and support in helping to keep the costs down.
This site was last updated 12/16/08
Our
Crew President, Blaine, is currently working not only on Venturing Awards,
but on earning his Eagle Scout Rank as a part of
