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    Default alachua steps



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    WOW!

    That is alot of work... good job guys...

    Joe


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    Awesome Job!

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    excellent job. Very good carpentry work. Running the stringers must have been a pain considering the angle, of the hill. Great job
    Thanks for your hard work and dedication.

    today could be the greatest day of my life

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    Default Good job

    StarrrySkies has some pics that show the amount of work and effort that went into these steps.

    Good job all the way around!

    Peter


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    A lot of work by a lot of great people! One thing though, the steps are to the water but not finished until the handrails are on! Anyone that would like to help I am going to try for another weekend day after the workshop to get the job done. It should only take a half day or so if we can borrow a generator and saw. Bill Main called me today and said the new steps gave him the best access he has ever had to the cave. He said the vis was OK and sould be good for the workshop. For those of you that are going to the workshop I printed out some of the photos and will have them on a display. Stop by and take a look. I also have guides lined up and you can sign up at the workshop. A lot of hard work has been done to make this cave accessible for the CDS Workshop. Take advantage of it! Cindy Butler

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cindy
    A lot of work by a lot of great people! One thing though, the steps are to the water but not finished until the handrails are on! Anyone that would like to help I am going to try for another weekend day after the workshop to get the job done. It sould only take a half day or so if we can borrow a generator and saw. Bill Main called me today and said the new steps gave him the best access he has ever had to the cave. He said the vis was OK and sould be good for the workshop. For those of you that are going to the workshop I printed out some of the photos and will have them on a display. Stop by and take a look. I also have guides lined up and you can sign up at the workshop. A lot of hard work has been done to make this cave accessible for the CDS Workshop. Take advantage of it! Cindy Butler
    Thanks for your hard work!



 

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