On Wednesday, August 2nd, the WLP group will meet up in Old Frontenac and walk to the Episcopal Church on Westervelt Avenue Way. Kerby Rigelman, who designed and constructed an outdoor amphitheater on the church grounds met the group at the church and shared his mission in building this outdoor worship space.
This Wednesday August 2nd if you want to drive there independently you can do so. Please arrive by 6:30 parking on Wells St. See previous Facebook post and follow Hwy 61 detour.
If you would like to carpool on August 2 meet at the Lake City Hospital parking lot at 6:15. We will carpool driving along Territorial Road to County 2 just outside of Frontenac. Please note Territorial Rd is a gravel road. The County 5 to County 2 detour is paved if you want to drive that.
Next week, Wednesday, August 9, the Walking Lake Pepin group will meet at 6:30 pm at the Schleicher Funeral Home parking lot on Hwy 61 and will walk along Camp Lakeview Rd to South Oak and to the site of the Camp Lakeview National Guard Training Camp.
Andru Peters, who has written a history of the Camp Lakeview training site will talk to the WLP group about the history of this encampment that was located in Lake City from 1818 to 1931. All community members are invited to attend whether or not you have signed up for WLP.
Continue to watch for Walking Lake Pepin updates in the LC Graphic, on Facebook and on the website; walkinglakepepin.com. Question contact Patty Svien 345-4383.
This Wednesday August 2nd if you want to drive there independently you can do so. Please arrive by 6:30 parking on Wells St. See previous Facebook post and follow Hwy 61 detour.
If you would like to carpool on August 2 meet at the Lake City Hospital parking lot at 6:15. We will carpool driving along Territorial Road to County 2 just outside of Frontenac. Please note Territorial Rd is a gravel road. The County 5 to County 2 detour is paved if you want to drive that.
Next week, Wednesday, August 9, the Walking Lake Pepin group will meet at 6:30 pm at the Schleicher Funeral Home parking lot on Hwy 61 and will walk along Camp Lakeview Rd to South Oak and to the site of the Camp Lakeview National Guard Training Camp.
Andru Peters, who has written a history of the Camp Lakeview training site will talk to the WLP group about the history of this encampment that was located in Lake City from 1818 to 1931. All community members are invited to attend whether or not you have signed up for WLP.
Continue to watch for Walking Lake Pepin updates in the LC Graphic, on Facebook and on the website; walkinglakepepin.com. Question contact Patty Svien 345-4383.
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