High Sierra Volunteer Trail Crew Edison 2002

We made great progress on installing the campground at Sample Meadow;
there is still work to do, but we put a big chunk of it in.

Sunset over Huntington Lake

Part of the enormous group who worked on the campsite; (L to R) Julie Evans, Phyllis Savari, Bev Lambert, Bev Feskorn, Tony Garcia and Jim.

Terry Tuell Concrete was VERY kind enough to haul their Bobcats up and drill holes for the barrier posts.

Bob Larsen positioning a barrier post

Another Bobcat was brought up to move rocks and picnic tables.

Haley Hintergardt (L) and Lisa Taggart (from Sunset Magazine) fooling around.

Carol stirs the Fajitas!! What a feast we had!

We can't say enough about Jim! 78 years old going on 55. He hauled barrier posts, dug holes, moved rock... THANKS Jim!

Lisa and Phyllis move a barrier post.

Shane discussing what to do next with the Bobcat driver from Tuell Concrete.

Around the campfire Friday night.

Another view of good times around the campfire. The moon was out and it was a beautiful night.

15 minute timed exposure; notice the star tracks at the top of the photo.

Sisters Sherri and Terry Friday night after dinner.

Sherri and "Goon-Goon" also known as Junior..

"Ahhh... right there..... don't stop... ahhhh, yesssss"

In addition to his official Trail Crew duties as Head Bacon Cooker, Barry stirs the Fajita chicken.

Another patented Trail Crew sunset...

Norm and Bev standing guard over the tri-tip.

Crew Leader Tony reading the paper before dinner.

The burning question is this; a great many of us were wondering what exactly is this contraption? No one had an answer.

Thanks to Tom Duxbury for this tongue-in-cheek explanation: "hi-speed scaffold for a three-armed house painting crew"...

Thanks, Tom. I think...