The Epsilon Chapter at Emory University recently completed some much-needed trail clean-up on South Fork Conservancy’s Peavine Trail. While it was cloudy, cool, and windy, the brothers gave up three hours on Sunday, February 4th to make some crucial trail improvements. Starting from the Old Briarcliff Road trailhead, the brothers shoveled and spread nearly two truckloads of mulch onto the trail heading toward the Peavine Trail Rain Garden.
“Dog walkers, cyclists, and runners stopped to offer their thanks and appreciation for the great work that the KA brothers did,” commented Becca Raciborski, Volunteer Coordinator for Friends of Peavine Trail and Board Member of South Fork Conservancy.
1SG Andrew C. West (Epsilon–Emory ’90), Alumnus Advisor of Epsilon Chapter and Druid Hills resident, used his chainsaw skills to clear the trail of a fallen tree. Several brothers hauled heavy pieces away from the area where the tree came down and used them to install new edging on the trail.
