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“If we don’t get it now, it’ll be lost forever.”

May 11th, 2010

These are the words ore miner Willie Cammack used to tell us how he felt about preserving Birmingham’s red mountain history.  Willie was an Ishkooda miner who visited the No.14 slope where he worked on February 19, 2010.  Our Park Ranger captured some of what he had to say about Red Mountain Park’s past, present, and future.  Enjoy:

 

Pesky Privet

May 4th, 2010

 We have begun the process of knocking out some of the invasive plants at Red Mountain Park and finally found just the tool we need! 

 

Clearing at No.13

April 26th, 2010

Take a quick look at some of the work being done to clear the area around the No. 13 portal.  Cool stuff.

What would we do without them?

April 19th, 2010

This week’s blog is dedicated to our dedicated volunteers, the Friends of Red Mountain Park!  We had a great opportunity to thank them on Friday night, so that’s exactly what we did.  And they thanked one another with some great awards.  It all went down at our oral history exhibit at the Lite Box Gallery–if you still haven’t checked it out, you must go soon.  Last day is Saturday!  (W, TH, F 12-5,  Saturday 10-2)

Spring in the Park

April 6th, 2010
Take a look at the photo Jeff captured at the park over the weekend….

A butterfly takes a rest at the Redding Hoist House at Red Mountain Park. Photograph by Jeff Newman

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