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Daniel M's Eagle Scout Leadership Project PHOTOS FROM MARCH 26 WORK DAY |
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March 26 was a cool but sunny day for Daniel's Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project at Kings Park Library. Nineteen Scouts and ten other volunteers showed up to conduct a complete make over of the library's entry garden. |
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| Below are some photos of the project underway. | |
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| A "before" shot of the entry to the library. | |
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| An "after" shot of the same section. Trimming of some shrubs, removal of others, bed preparation and several truck loads of mulch in place. | |
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 A few of the volunteers pose for a group shot. |
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 Daniel with Mrs. Norene Gerstner, Master Gardener, Kings Park Library, surveying the project site early in the morning. |
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| Daniel prepares to brief the assembled project teams. | |
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| Scouts receive instructions on what is to be accomplished. | |
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As a result of Daniel's
prior planning truck drivers were able to dispose of rubbish
removed from the garden free of charge and deliver mulch from
one of Fairfax County's recycling centers.
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| Work in progress photos... | |
 Ben and Michael |
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 Daniel supervises the team |
 Many loads of debris removed |
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 The Scoutmaster's truck was pressed into service. |
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 Work continues |
 Mr. Lucas observes the weeders |
 Isaac joyfully working next to the trellis |
 Making progress on another section |
 Volunteers work while others observe |
 More mulch spreading |
 Volunteers enjoy a well deserved lunch break. |
 This appears to be a hibernating beneficial insect. |
 Hauling mulch |
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 Daniel adjusts to Mrs. Gerstner's request to have an additional section cleaned and the laying mulch which was not part of the original project plan. |
 Mr. K does final sidewalk cleanup |
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| Final inspection complete! "Job well done." | |