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Thursday, May 24, 2007
At 8:30, we started raking pine needles away from the cabins. We spent the day raking, repairing picnic tables, and planting trees. We finished early at 3:30. I like planting trees. We planted ponderosa pine and larch. Toni said that only 1 in 25 plantings survive. Three of us planted about 60 trees in 2.5 hours. I saw a beaver home, heard a loon, and found out what yarrow looks like. There was an entertaining no-talent show tonight. I think this is one of the prettiest places I have been in Wyoming and Montana. I like the mountains and trees. I’m in a group with Travis and Eli. Pippa and Declan are our leaders. Two more people are joining us in a week or so. We serve breakfast tomorrow. Our team is red. (Of course! I’m never the blue team.) We named it Peapod (no reason). I won the drawing for a MCC patch.
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