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John, just after the HP on the first A climb is now finished and ready for snow. 7/29/08

The first B climb on John is now nearly finished and ready for snow. 7/29/08.

Backfilling the abutments on Wave Bridge 1. 7/29/08

Wave bridge 1 installation of the second abutment. 7/29/08

Wave bridge 1 first curb panel installation. 7/29/08.

Wave bridge 1 more panels are installed. 7/29/08

Wave bridge 1 nearly finished. One mis-cast panel caused delay of finishing by one day. 7/29/08

Look who we found under the tarp covering the mulch hay. 7/28/08

First bridge on the Wave being constructed 7/28/08. Here the abutment pieces are being placed.

Rock vs. Betanomite and Excavator - take 2. Rock drilled and Betanomite has busted it apart over 48 hrs. July 26, 2008

Excavator takes over 7/28/08

Excavator continues to chew rock apart. 67/28/08

Excavator moving the pieces. 7/28/08

Rock looses. 7/28/08

Rock on the CFI trail uphill being ripped apart by excavator. July 22, 2008.

Keith and Sam drilling a 131,000 lb rock to be busted apart using hydraulic high expansive material. On the first uphill on the course. July 15, 08

Rick and Dean Davis helping with the tree removal on the Henry Loop. July 14, 2008

Kendall Fields HP on first A climb. Excavation done. July 11, 2008

Looking back up to HP on first A climb in Kendall's field. July 11, 2008

Looking down the last of the decent from the HP on the first A climb. Eamonn in his excavator. July 11, 2008

Pile of field rocks beside decent after the HP on the first A climb. July 11, 2008.

John's downhill turn. Composite photo July 10, 2008

Culverts arrive from the manufacturer July 10, 2008. 4,867 pounds worth. 25 pipes worth almost $8,000.

I used our ATV to drag the culvert into the location on the uphill on John. July 10, 2008.

Cutting on Henry loop gets started. July 10, 2008. Keith Kantack, Greg Tsoulis, and Laurie Spence

There are some big white pine trees along the John Loop. Here are three we call the "Three Sisters" 7/9/08

Composite photo of near the end of the John Loop with summer intern Liz Kantack. 7/9/08

4 prestressed bridge sections cast. Each bridge requires 6 sections and each weighing 6500 - 10500 lbs. 7/9/08

Rebar awaiting casting into bridge sections 7/9/08

The John Loop first uphill. We removed the two trees to keep the trail wide enough for competition skiers on the uphill near the start. July 8, 2008

The John Loop standing on the return trail, outbound trail to the right. July 8, 2008

The new homologated John Loop uphill excavation work - July 7, 2008.

The new homologated John Loop excavation work - July 7, 2008.

Thom Perkins and John Morton inspecting the new homologated John Loop excavation work - July 7, 2008.

Thom Perkins and John Morton inspect the cutting on the new homologated Sprint Course - July 7, 2008.

 

 

 

 

 

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Jackson Ski Touring Foundation
A not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization

"Building and preserving the heritage of Nordic skiing"

Celebrating 35 years of providing skiing

 

153 Main St.

PO Box 216

Jackson, NH  03846 

(603) 383-9355
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Site Updated 07/30/2008