El Dorado Rotary Club Cleans Up!
El Dorado Rotary Club performed the annual clean-up routine October 15th, 2008 along the El Dorado bike/walk path. About a dozen members showed up on a beautiful fall morning to pick up trash and arrange large granite blocks in a new seating area overlooking the river on the southern end of the path.
Roger Joyce and Dana Korkki, project leader, with Bret Koontz's daughter, Aubrey, at the trailhead.
Dana and Morgan Metcalf discuss the placement of the limestone blocks for the seating area.
Kurt Bookout, our El Dorado Rotary Club President, 2008-2009, and bobcat King, reviews procedure with Dana and John Prigmore.
View of both the highway and pedestrian bridges.
John reflects on the prettiest view on the trail.
And then gets to work with some branch removal.
Bret Koont's and his gal Friday.
Herb Llewellyn attired appropriately for this job.
Morgan Metcalf makes his contribution.
Harry Fitzgerald at the Dillon's parking lot after 1.5 hours of trash cleanup. Note shadow of cameraman Kent Williams.
Bret's daughter, Bret, Dana, and Kurt
Are they fishing? Herb and Roger discuss the one that got away...
Dave Stewart, Roger, Herb, and John, and a job well done.
Roger Joyce and Dana Korkki, project leader, with Bret Koontz's daughter, Aubrey, at the trailhead.
Dana and Morgan Metcalf discuss the placement of the limestone blocks for the seating area.
Kurt Bookout, our El Dorado Rotary Club President, 2008-2009, and bobcat King, reviews procedure with Dana and John Prigmore.
View of both the highway and pedestrian bridges.
John reflects on the prettiest view on the trail.
And then gets to work with some branch removal.
Bret Koont's and his gal Friday.
Herb Llewellyn attired appropriately for this job.
Morgan Metcalf makes his contribution.
Harry Fitzgerald at the Dillon's parking lot after 1.5 hours of trash cleanup. Note shadow of cameraman Kent Williams.
Bret's daughter, Bret, Dana, and Kurt 
Are they fishing? Herb and Roger discuss the one that got away... 
Dave Stewart, Roger, Herb, and John, and a job well done.
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