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    COMMUNITY SUPPORT

    Kings Landing Park


    gets new rope course
    When local Boy Scout
    Noah Breske needed
    assistance with his Eagle
    Scout service project, he
    turned to SMECO. In
    March we donated labor
    The SMECO team that helped reinstall the Dee of and materials to realize his
    St. Marys mast. Pictured are Wayne Gray, Daniel goal of a low ropes course
    Harding, Kevin Smith, Zach Merchant, Dale and team building course
    Beckham, Chris Drury, James Hewitt, Kila Mills,
    at Kings Landing Park in
    Scott Horn, Mike Emory, and Ron Derby. (Photo by
    Rob Hurry, Calvert Marine Museum) Huntingtown.
    Breske, an eighth-grader
    at Calvert Middle School,
    SMECO finishes the job
    Jeremy Green trims
    recruited other Scouts to a post for the low
    remove the overgrown ropes course.
    on Solomons skipjack basketball and tennis courts
    at Kings Landing. When park
    SMECO returned to Calvert Marine Museum in March to leader Melinda Whicher suggested a low ropes course,
    finish the restoration of the Dee of St. Marys skipjack, to the Scout approached area businesses for donations of
    help get the vessel ready for the 2016 sailing season. money and materials. A team of nine SMECO employees
    cut and set poles for the course on March 21.
    The Dee, built in Piney Point in 1979, saw 10 years
    of service as a commercial oyster fishing boat. Now Thanks go out to all the employees who assisted: Joe
    the Solomons museum uses the skipjack as a floating DiNatale, Wayne Fowler, Jeremy Green, Jacob
    classroom to educate Moore, Joe Patterson, Jerone Parker, Travis Sparks,
    children about the history of Tony Suttle, and Brian Thomas.
    the Chesapeake Bay.
    Last fall, crews from the
    Co-op and from Southern
    Maryland Crane Rental took
    down the boats 76-foot
    mast. The Patuxent Small
    Craft Guild and the Dees
    crew cleaned and refinished
    the wood during the winter,
    replacing most of the rigging
    and hardware. In March we
    once again used our expertise
    in moving wooden poles, this Standing on the ground in the low ropes course are
    Boy Scout Noah Breske, Travis Sparks, Tony Suttle,
    SMECO and Southern time to reinstall the mast. Joe Patterson, Jerone Parker, Brian Thomas, Jacob
    Maryland Crane lift the The Dee will resume public Moore, and Jeremy Green. In the top row are Wayne
    Dees mast into place. sailing trips in May. Fowler and Joe DiNatale.

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