Jeremiah Fennell sits at one of the two picnic/chess tables he built for his final Eagle Scout project. The tables will be located in Bunning Park. (Wyo4News Photo/Ann Jantz)
Rock Springs, Wyoming — Scout Jeremiah Fennell put in over 107 hours building picnic/chess tables as his final Eagles Scout project.
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Jeremiah Fennell places checkers, getting the tables ready for a game. (Wyo4News Photo/Ann Jantz)
The tables are made of Douglas fir. Fennell donated the two tables to the City of Rock Springs, and on Monday a crew of people and fellow scouts joined Fennell to place the tables in Bunning Park.
Fennell said the 107 hours plus of work on the project included planning, acquiring the materials, and the building.
Pictured from left unloading a picnic/chess table are RS Parks and Recreation Director Dave Lansang, Neil Fennell, Scout Troop 4 Assistant Scout Master Tim Stephens and Scout Jeremiah Fennell. Jeremiah Fennell built the tables as his final Eagle Scout Project. (Wyo4News Photo/Ann Jantz)Rock Springs Mayor Tim Kaumo checks out the workmanship on the picnic tables built by Scout Jeremiah Fennell. (Wyo4News Photo/Ann Jantz)Scout Jeremiah Fennell, left, plays a game of checkers with Rock Springs Mayor Tim Kaumo. (Wyo4News Photo/Ann Jantz)
