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MATT GREER'S EAGLE PROJECT
February 11, 2006 |
On February 11, 2006, around 35 scouts and adults from Troop 202 built two fences to prevent cyclists from trampling native habitat. One was built on an upper hill and the other on the lower side. The project involved laying out the fence posts, digging them to a depth of two feet, laying them out with two rails each, and filling in the post bases with sand. |
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| Assembling Scouts for the project
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| Explaining the tasks to be done
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| Digging post holes
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| Removing a large rock out of the way
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| Digging another post hole
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| More digging
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| Fulfilling Tenderfoot requirement
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| Pizza Arrives!
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| Eating pizza
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| Gathering after lunch to resume work
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| More post hole digging
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| Checking the straightness of the fence
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| Installing post hole with sand
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| Getting sand ready for post holes
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| Eagle candidate and fence
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| Completed lower fence
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| Completed upper fence
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| Work crew at the upper fence
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| Work crew at the lower fence
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| Eagle candidate and mother after completion
of project
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