Supporting a local Scout

Supporting a local Scout

Supporting a local Scout

Happy National Boy Scout Day!


Local Scout, Issac Poulton restored the information stand roofs at Mellody Farm’s Nature Preservation for his Eagle Scout Project. We were happy to help and supply the materials. We salute you Issac, great work!


Check out Issac’s handy work below:


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, Supporting a local Scout

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, Supporting a local Scout

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Roofing crew installing ridge vents

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