I wish I knew what that white material is they are laying down.
I wish I knew what that white material is they are laying down.
At least they are working!
The running track will be the last thing they complete. If you just look at it, things seem to be progressing oh so slowly!
Charlie, thanks for the photos! When were the last ones taken? We'd (us out-of-towners) appreciate it if you could keep a running series of photos to keep us posted on the progress. Great job!
RF, thanks for the kudo. The photo project is to keep you all updated on an athletic improvement project that is not getting too much publicity, but that will add a lot to our athletic program. I do intend to take pictures on a monthly basis until the project is completed, and to post them for all of you who have an interest.
You can go back to my earlier posts and subsequent ones for photos that will give you an idea of the progress that has been made.
RF, the photos were taken in Sept. The one with the open trenches was taken in the early part of the month, and the others were taken in the latter part of the month. I do plan to take some for Oct on my next trip into Lafayette, and will post them.
Great pics Charlie.
It looks like the trenches were filled with the white stuff. Is that correct?
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Turbine, that is correct. I just don't know what it is. They were also spreading it all over the infield. I started to ask, and thought better of it for fear they may have put me to work. :>)))
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This photo and the two following ones were taken today, 18 Oct 2004. I had an opportunity to visit with Coach Lance Veazey, a very nice person who has a road map for the success of the track program. He said depending on the weather the contractor should begin laying the track surface around the end of Dec, and it should be completed around the end of January 2005. The key word is "weather".
The gray stuff they are spreading around is some sort of agri mix- sand, soil, fertilizer. Winter rye grass will be planted to hold the soil in place until they have an opportunity to plant bermuda in the spring.
This is the second photo taken today. Don't know if you can see the white material in the far off background. It is white sand that is being used to fill the underground drainage trenches.
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