


I posted a dozen images from the recent trips.

Earlier this week, I took some photographs around the perimeter of the Oak-Bowl construction site.
As you can see from the earlier photograph--probably from Monday evening--on the right, the roof for the new press box had not yet gone in.
Two days later, a roof.
On this Thursday, August 29, after the All-College Meeting and welcome back reception at the president's house, I walked
from my office to the construction site where I put on a construction vest and a hard hat.
As the photographs indicate, I walked around, completing the rectangle, the Oak Bowl grounds and took a variety of photographs to suggest the considerable progress made since my last visit in May.
For comparison, look over the first two of the blog pages I created after construction began. Part One and Part Two.
The previous two links follow the progress from January to May 2013.
January
August
September
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