Alaskan Adventure - July 29, 2014 - Central Mission Assembly of God

Today was a beautiful day in Fairbanks and much was accomplished.

The foam insulation is almost complete on the building. 

Glenn worked on the plumbing and supervised some young men from the Mission putting in the insulation in the walls.

Al had to move a small building over a few feet so that the insulation could be finished on one end of the building.  

    Small building was moved a few feet so that scissors lift could get between the buildings.

They needed that fork lift yesterday for all the sheetrock but it was put to great use today.

Ron needed the electrical pole set and the forklift was handy to do that job.  But first, a fence had to be removed. 

   Ron Brown

    Glenn Pitt

    Team work.

   The forklift was used to move the pole and set the pole.

See the story in pictures.

Picking up the augur to put on forklift.

    

    Moving to the position for the pole. 

     

     Digging the hole for the pole.

   

    Glenn roped the pole and the forklift was used to pick it up and set it in place.

     Big task completed. 

The ladies made kimchi for a fund raiser for the church.  Orders were taken prior to today.

These ladies are amazing.  They have taken real good care of us and have feed us well.

Good ending of a busy day with wonderful friends.

Alaskan Facts:

Juneau has no road access to the rest of the state! It is the only capital city in the United States accessible only by boat or plane. It is also the largest U.S. city covering 3,108 square miles.

      Juneau

     Juneau