73-going-on-43-year-old Tove Edovart (pink hat) and her granddaughter Inga Edovart sawing a near-rotten tree on the Cassidy Trail. Tove put many considerably younger volunteers to shame.

Assistent Crew Leader Sherri Pfefferkorn hydrating as she listens to the morning safety talk prior to departing for the Cassidy Trailhead.

Bill Perry, Bev Feskorn and Linda Beaudreau pose before leaving with their crew for the day's projects.

The following shots are of the 6-day backpacking crew working on the Timber Creek trail by Joe Crane Lake.

This is the backcountry saw crew that spent 6 days working on a 12-mile section of the Timber Creek trail by Joe Crane Lake.

Eric Hamilton and San Diego resident Bill Perry (left) pose by the Ansel Adams Wilderness border sign on the 6-day backpacking trip.

Assistant Crew Leader Eric Hamilton looking over his shoulder in the backpacking base camp as John Baker arrives in camp via horseback.

Great shot of Eric!

USFS Volunteer Backcountry Ranger Lea Nibur early in the morning.

Marty Robertson, Lea Nibur and John Glenn.

USFS Wilderness Unit Manager Miki Smith and Crew Leader John Glenn

Two unknown backpackers expressing their thanks to the crew for all they do.

Pedro Ha doing what you're supposed to do on these backcountry trips; enjoy the scenery.

Pedro Ha displaying his fishing prowess...

Ahh, much better!

Having fun around the campfire.