Rotary Clubs clean up the Trail
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
What's a little rain? Volunteers clean up the Interurban Trail Photo by Mike Remarcke |
They had two hours, on Saturday, April 13, from 10am to noon.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Each club was assigned a section of the Trail. Shoreline and Lake Forest Park Rotary clubs took care of the Trail from N 200th at Echo Lake Park to N 165th at Darnall Park behind Aqua Quip on Aurora.
Volunteers at green space Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Many community members joined in to the project to help.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
The weather wasn't any worse than it usually is - gray and drizzly - and the volunteers soldiered on, in good spirits.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Rotary set up a tent at Echo Lake Park to sign people in and give them supplies - trash bags, buckets, and grabbers provided by the City of Shoreline.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Gloves, sharps containers and small tongs were supplied by Evergreen Hospital Emergency Department, and water was supplied by the North City Water District.
Needle crew examining suspect trash Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
A small group had extra training in handling needles and were called in as needed.
Cleaning the rock wall at Echo Lake Photo by Mike Remarcke |
The volunteers cleaned up Echo Lake Park, including standing in the lake to clean litter off the wall.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
They worked their way south 15 blocks, behind Sky Nursery, and then to the green space between City Hall and Aurora marked by the giant snail.
Darnall Park Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
After cleaning Darnall Park, they had lunch, provided by Aqua Quip.
Lunch Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
The Woodinville Rotary Club took care of the southern part of the Trail in Shoreline, from 145th to 165th and joined the others for lunch.
Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Here's a "before" shot of some of what they were finding.
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