Don’t Fence Me In
The title is misleading. In my opinion all the fences in this post are a good thing but I couldn’t resist a chance to use that headline. Awesome version by David Byrne here.
First up the new Triangle Park Fence is looking nice.
Click more to see some shots of the Forest Hill Park Lake fence, Sludge Retention Fence and more.
Volunteers were repairing the tables. Unfortunately didn't ask for their names.
Now on to the lake.
No fence in this shot but soon that will be lake.
The less exciting sludge draining fence.
People fencing. They are not fencing in Hills and Heights but why not beat a theme to death?
From the Olympics. Nothing to do with Hills and Heights in any way shape or form.
Some more video here and the same stuff here
Oops, here.
( Having major problems with my computer display ).
WOW. Great video tvnewsbadge. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks to volunteers from Westover Hills Methodist and from the neighborhood for taking down the old fence, and to the Westover Hills Neighborhood Association who, in a major donation, paid for the new and very attractive replacement fence. Thanks to Noah Rogers and Debra McClane for their woork on this great project.
Thank you David for putting names to the folks that made the fence possible.
bad news. Already some vandalism of the equipment for the Fh lake restoration. Call police if you see anything inappropriate or people going into park late at night. Hope for security cameras shortly.
[...] Hathcock mentioned it previously here but I wanted to call some more attention to this crime. Contractors for the lake restoration [...]
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