The YCP crew successfully completed their ninth week on-the-job. Although a few team members have already left for their freshman year of college, the group is still going strong.
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Painting a historical structure by the Snake River.
Monday and Tuesday consisted of white-washing the Menor’s Ferry Store and removing vegetation around several historical buildings, including the Maude Noble Cabin and the 4 Lazy F Homestead. Some crew members removed old roofing material and nails from the 4 Lazy F barn in preparation for volunteers who will re-roof the structure next week.
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Preparing the large barn at the 4 Lazy F Homestead for a new roof.
On Wednesday, YCP continued digging tread and nearly finished the seasonal, temporary bear trail at the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve. The week ended on a high note with a drain digging operation on the Signal Mountain and Grand View Point trails. The 2017 YCP crew has just a few workdays left to leave their mark on Grand Teton National Park!
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The YCP team enjoying gorgeous views and having fun at the end of their second to last week on-the-job.