Forestry Judging Team

Ready for a day of individual competition in the woods are Indiana's team members Lexi Holbert, Shai Hollifield, Erin Holbert, and Caitlyn Waldrop. All participants, volunteers, and coaches were required to wear hard hats safety glasses at all times in the woods. The Indiana Forestry Judging team from Vermillion County is standing in front of the West Virginia Building at Jackson's Mill 4-H Camp in WV. This building was built in Chicago for the 1932 World's Fair. At the conclusion of the event it was disassembled, board by board with each board numbered, taken to the 4-H Camp, and rebuilt as it stood at the World's Fair.

Forestry Judging Team
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