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New 9 Construction Diary.....Page 2 |
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Clearing trees on the new #1 hole. These boys -- the Bahmers and their crew -- have some amazing toys: Shears and rotary blades and chippers. The non-timber trees (most of them) are being chipped and sent to a pulp mill for paper. |
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Permits are required (and in place) to grind the stumps. Then GolfScapes can go to town and build, build, build. This is #1 fairway, with a wetland area in the middle. #1 is a par 5 that starts "behind" #7 Lakeside green, goes down through the valley and back on up the other side. The second shot will be pretty steep. On the right, in the valley, are the remains of bear pens. |
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We had to drain the lake quite a bit so that we could build our new pumphouse. The old pumps worked great but they didn't have enough ummph to handle nine additional holes. The old pumphouse is already history. |
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We're also going to fertigate (add fertilizer in the irrigation water), so we'll need a much bigger pumphouse. This photo shows a crane truck lowering the first third of the concrete wet well into place. DEL Enterprises is, of course, building the new pumphouse. |
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Greenawald Brothers have been busy on this project, and they built the stone wall pictured. We have two new culverts like this. That's 48" pipe. |
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