Eagle Project Assignment Report

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I just wanted to put it out there that on February 13th I will be hosting my Eagle Project to build a parking area for the Eagle's Landing Campground in Fellsmere. We will be clearing away a small area of land and constructing a small roped fenced to go around it and what I need help with is getting the manpower needed to pull this off as well as the tools to do it. If you have any gloves, pruners, loppers, or any other tools that I could borrow for clearing away brush let me know as it would be a huge help for this job. I really appreciated the help I recieved for the car wash fundraiser a few weeks ago and any volunteers that I can get for this project will go a long way in making sure that this project will be a success so let me know if

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