Pavilion Project Volunteer Oportunities

Schedule

Time table for Camp	Tasks	Level of Skill	Remaining Spots
Nov 3-7	Start panelizing walls	Black Diamond	2
Nov 3-7	Start prepping interior slab radiant section	Blue Square	2
Nov 8,9	Radiant Tubing Runs	Blue Square	2
Nov 10-14	Lay insulation	Blue Square	2
Nov 10-14	Continue radiant tubing runs	Blue Square	2
Nov 10-14	Dig plumbing trenches	Blue Square	2
Nov 10-14	Start under slab plumbing layout and lines	Black Diamond	2
Nov 17-21	Continue plumbing if needed Continue radiant runs	Black Diamond	2
Nov 17-21	Start floor trusses	Black Diamond	2
Nov 17-21	Start setting upper walls	Blue Square	2
Nov 17-21	Blocking of floor trusses	Black Diamond	2
Nov 29,30	Blocking in walls	Blue Square	2
Nov 29,30	Clean up scraps	Green Circle	3
DEC 1-5	Set roof trusses	Black Diamond	2
DEC 1-5	Roof sheathing	Blue Square	2
DEC 1-5	Start framing entrance porch roof	Black Diamond	2
Anytime December	Strip bark from logs	Green Circle	5

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From Seth:
volunteer opportunities:

This fall, Bethany Birches Camp invites you to come to Vermont for a week of fun, fellowship, and fine craftsmanship. We are building a new pavilion and we need YOU to give US a hand. Literally! From the outset of this project, we have been determined to do this with all hands on deck. And that doesn’t mean we’re only looking for seasoned tradespeople. No matter your gift, we can use you. During the final weeks of October, we will be pre- building exterior walls, finishing the site work, laying the groundwork for plumbing and electrical needs, prestaining interior and exterior wood finishes, and cleaning as we go. In November, the TimberFrame arrives and will be assembled within the grist week of that month. This will be worth a trip just to witness this assembly of this beautiful piece of craftsmanship- we’re told its nothing less than a gargantuan shaker style piece of furniture being put together, piece by piece. Once the frame is up, we’ll need hands at the ready as we assemble floor trusses, erect the prefab walls, apply sheathing to the roof, and begin to apply siding. Can’t see yourself doing any of this but still want a piece of the action? All crews work best on a full stomach. If you can cook or scrub a pot, we can use you.

There are few things in this world that rival fall in northern New England. Sure, the leaves are gone, but so are the crowds. The mornings are a bit cooler, the nights are a bit longer, and there is a particular need to cozy up to the campfire more often than not.
There is an occasional flurry in the air, and the wood smoke from the chimneys up and down Lynds Hill reminds us that Winter is just around the corner.

Come and experience a purpose. Won’t you help us build camp?