Thank you for your observations and work on the repairs.
Good to know there are folks out there looking out for all the hikers,
walkers, strollers, etc.
God bless,
Melinda
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On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 1:25 PM Joseph Cooney <jcooney805@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
Last week I had the pleasure of helping Brent do some repairs down at
Hickory Hollow on the boardwalk towards Cabin Swamp. Brent noticed the
boardwalk had come apart at a seem between two sections. It was also
destabilized on one side due to lack of adequate support.
Brent was able to visualize a fix to the problem. The swamp side was at
least 8 to 10 inches lower than the other side. He was able to fabricate
some repair panels and also cut a few supports from a cedar 4x4 post he had
laying around.
On Wednesday April 17th we went out to Hickory Hollow and started the
repairs. All this made easier by Brent's meticulous process of eliminating
unnecessary tools and supplies. After a short walk we arrived. Within two
hours we were wrapping the project up with complete repairs.
I am not sure about the rest of the boardwalk, but that particular section
is sturdy and secure. Thanks for letting me be of service. Se photos
below for an idea of the damage and the final repairs. Which by the way
have met with overwhelming support of the dogs and the Zebra Swallowtail
Butterfly.
Joe
