that was a whole lot of stone and logs moved..... Talk about one frozen tired ass crew when we were done.
Jan 25th 2014 URE Workday
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It was good seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones today. Yeah it was labor intensive work but felt good to accomplish what we did in the end. Johnny, feel free to use any of the photos I posted on FB if you need to. I am also glad I was able get UNCC 4x4 involved with Wolf Den with ONSC.
Agreed!! Thank you to everyone who came out!! We got a lot done I thought. Pulling all that stone up Dickie Bell was quite the adventure
That's the most wheeling I've done since last July.See pic below of the final creek bed. Could use another load of stone, but it's decent as-is.
No doubt! I was wiped.
Thank you sir! I'm glad you were able to get your UNCC 4x4 guys to come out.
Load of stone, #1.
Immediately did this with the trailer. I drastically underestimated my turning radius with the loaded trailer.
First load of stringers dropped after the stone was dropped.
2nd load of stone being loaded.
New first river crossing on Wolf's Den.
Teamwork!!
Second load of stringers.
This is my favorite picture of the day:
The group getting brunswick stew at the end of the day.
Some truck selections:
Once again, thank you everyone!!! This is what keeps the forest open for years to come!!
I thought I got through unscathed, but walking outside this morning proved that to be false. My tongue jack took a beating!! You can see the rip in the 1/2" steel plate in the second pic.
I thought I got through unscathed, but walking outside this morning proved that to be false. My tongue jack took a beating!! You can see the rip in the 1/2" steel plate in the second pic.
So maybe that big rock I thought you dragged diff on was really the jack!