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Part of a rotating crew who tended the garden at 102 Huntington Street throughout the summer. This was part of an experiment in volunteering at NINA: it was a long-term gig, and they set their own schedule, coming and going as they could be there. It worked well enough that we think we’ll do this again next summer.
This was their last day at it, and these were the last three standing.
Mostly on the third floor, where Do It Day was five days ago.
Ramon Martinez and Bob Rosenberg discussing the installations of the cabinets, among other things.
Cleaning out more of 102 Huntington with the defensive lines of the Trinity College men’s hockey team. Most of the work was on the third floor. After things were brought down, they were loaded into the back of Ramon’s truck and taken over to the dumpster at 847 Asylum Avenue.
Something of a conundrum. We have to connect the new slate with the old, and then we have to figure out how to soften the angle of the walk from the driveway as it connects to the front walk.
