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Some of the larger projects that the committee have approved and have been completed are a new roof for the log cabin and the replacing of the large retaining wall located between the pool and the pond area.
A potential project of a larger scale is the examination of the Hut roof and walls which has seen some considerable “sagging” over the past few years. A number of “band aids” have been put on the Hut through the years but a more in depth examination is needed to preserve a building that has proven to be an intricate part of camps day to day activities.
Built from WWII surplus Quonset Huts. The Hut is a historic part of Camp Ker-Anna's family. The Hut's roof and walls have been sagging, and the entire building is in need of repair.
Log Cabin
Log Cabin
Houses the ranger, year round caretaker of Camp Ker-Anna, and his family. The Log Cabin is in need of a new roof. (Completed)
Before & After
Retaining Wall
Retaining Wall
Between the pool and the pond, there is a retaining wall which helps keep the pool level. This wall was originally made of old telephone poles and has since been replaced with a stone retaining wall.
Before & After
Camp Sign
Camp Sign
The sign at the entrance to Camp Ker-Anna was in need of replacement. With the help of long-time volunteer, David Pelland, the new sign will last for generations to come.
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