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Immersion Experience: Kentucky
Rainy Days and Peeling Necks
The groups spent their final day working with Rick and Jerry on ramps. The rain cut our extraordinary work short, and we returned to home base to eat dinner, socialize, and spend the final night with each other.
Group 1 spent the day cutting, digging, measuring, and decking a five-platform ramp. They were very close to the finish line but lightning cut time short. During work they listened to country music and saw a giant wasp, which they avoided by eating lunch on their new patio! Barbara came out and talked about how helpful the ramp would be for her. Group 2 started out the day demolishing an old staircase, then built a new platform to eventually start building a new ramp. During work they spent time with Zip-tie (the dog), conversed with the owners, and later got soaked by the rain! After drilling, cutting and digging, the rain led Group 2 back to home base. Once all back together we had pizza for dinner, cleaned up the dorms, and relished the last night together!
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