Date: August 23rd 2011
Okay, if you were waiting to see if this was going to work
into your schedule, now is the time to send Bill Hawley an e-mail to say you’d
like to join in on this one. This area is in need of work and we are in need of
volunteers to help out with it. Please send Bill or I an e-mail and we will add
you to the list. But hurry we need to know by this Saturday if you are planning
on coming, if we don’t get enough folks to come help, we’ll have to cancel, so
volunteer now!!!
Thanks,
Tammy Turner
Volunteer Coordinator
Mt. Hood Chapter, PCTA
PCT DAYS WORK-PARTY
The Work-Party for PCT Days will be on the PCT just up
behind the Herman Creek Work Center.
When:
Sept. 3rd – 8:00 AM (we quite at 2:00 and join the fun on the
island)
Where:
Meet at the Herman Creek Work Center just east of Cascade Locks
Who:
This crew is for all skill levels (please leave pets and children under 14 at
home).
What:
We will work on restoration of a slumped trail section in a rock slide area as
well as tread
widening south of
the Herman Junction.
Bring:
Lunch, water (2 quarts. min.), gloves, long pants, long sleeve shirt, sturdy
boots (not running shoes),
sun screen, and
rain gear just in case.
Gear:
We provide all needed tools, hard hats, and other safety gear.
Contact Bill Hawley, bhawley@pcta.org,
to sign up. Please consider volunteering for this great time!!!
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