Anacortes Woman's Volunteer Labor Restores Historic Rock Amphitheater
Carolyn Chase, 74, has been volunteering at Cap Sante Park, clearing weeds and invasive plants from the historic rock amphitheater, which dates back to 1938.
Chase, who spends about four days a week in the park, was drawn to the amphitheater because it reminded her of a "holy place" she knew in Hawaii.
"a real holy place"
Her efforts have transformed areas of the trail and amphitheater, removing large quantities of weeds and brush.
- Volunteering since February
- Removing weeds, invasive plants, and brush
- Part of a long line of volunteers who have worked to clean up the amphitheater
According to Jonn Lunsford, director of the Anacortes parks and recreation department, "Each volunteer has done their own thing" to help restore the amphitheater.
Author's summary: Volunteer labor transforms historic amphitheater.
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