Build Raised Beds - Fri, Jan 21, 2011 3:30pm-5:30pm

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So we know we said we would build the raised beds last week, but we discovered together that getting ready to build them (cutting lumber, etc) was a very big job. Now we are really ready. Carpenter Doug has even built one bed for other volunteers to copy. If you have a cordless drill, a C clamp, or a bar clamp, please mark it with an identifying mark of some sort and bring it with you. Bring: work gloves, sturdy shoes, water bottle

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