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Cross Country jump building at Sunset Farm Horse Park by professional builder, Steve Buckman of Vancouver Island, BC. during the week of October 7-11, 2003
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From left: Sheryn Munro, RoseAnne Featherston and Steve Buckman working on the cribbing behind the first revetted wall.
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From left: RoseAnne Featherston, Steve Buckman, Sheryn Munro and Robbie Harris. This is a beginner novice size portable table top jump. The jump behind us is a novice size log roll top.
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Revetted wall complete. Steve's dog "Bob" in the foreground. This arrangement of "cribbing" behind the wall is what gives it it's strength.
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The first revetted wall under construction. From left: Steve Buckman, RoseAnne Featherston (with hammer) and Sheryn Munro
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Laying out the water jump liner. Clockwise from top: Sheryn Munro, Steve Buckman (in yellow rainsuit), Adam Munro, Tom Cain, Brian Atwood, Karen Murphy, John Fox. Cherry Fox is out of camera range...
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Linda Cain laying down on the job. We had to hold the liner down somehow, it was getting windy!
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Gravel laid on the approach ramp. Steve Buckman and John Fox installing the drain and overflow pipe fittings.
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Revetted wall backfilled and liner in place.
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Sheryn worked every day on this project. Thanks Sheryn, you're a star!
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Starting to lay the gravel footing.
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We have water in the water jump! The gravel footing was laid on Wednesday, and this photo was taken on Saturday, after a record rainfall on Thursday, October 17, 2003. The facing boards are almost complete on the revetted wall.
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Gravel footing finally laid down. Robbie says, "Sheryn, are we really done? I think I have hypothermia!"
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Novice/Training Ditch. It's NOT supposed to have water in it, that will be remedied this spring when the two smaller ditch jumps are built.
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Looking SE from the water jump.
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