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Day in Photos - Dec. 2, 2011
Date: 12/2/2011 Album ID: 1372119
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Sonja Hakala used to walk daily on a trail along the bank of the White River on her West Hartford property until it was damaged by August’s flooding. For weeks afterward, Hakala couldn’t walk the trail without crying; and now she and her husband, Jay Davis, are trying to obtain funding to shore up the weakened bank underneath their home. “Irene has become a part time job,” she said. “You get tired of talking about it, you get tired of living it.” Valley News - James M. Patterson
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Three months after Tropical Storm Irene, Randy Hart is ready to pour the new concrete floor under his West Hartford home yesterday. Hart raised the house above flood level and put in a new foundation with radiant heating. Hart works as a carpenter for his neighbor Bruce Conrad. “It will be nice to get back to work,” he said. “I’m tired of looking at this thing.”Valley News - James M. Patterson
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Jim Fields, of Orford, wraps shiny foil tape around the Christmas-themed display he’s arranged on an antique corn planter parked on property he owns with his cousin in Lyme. “I remember my grandma had equipment like this on her farm when I was really young,” he said. “It still works; you could use it if you had to. But I don’t think it would be very efficient.”Valley News - Polina Yamshchikov
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In Hartland, Michel Guite has planted more than 2,000 high- sugar maples on his land. The saplings are on Brownsville Road. Valley News - Jennifer Hauck
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A sign has beenposted on the boundary of the Guite property on Ayers Lane.Valley News - Jennifer Hauck
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Keith Mason, of Enfield, shovels dirt on the top of the dirt-and-grass roof of the underground home he is renovating in Canaan on Wednesday. “There's a whole lot of maintenance issues that surround an underground house, like all this drainage work that I’m doing,” said Mason, “but fortunately, I’m still just a big kid who likes to play in all this mud.” Valley News - Sarah Priestap
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Members of the Stevens High girls basketball team run a drill during their first practice last month in Claremont. Valley News - Sarah Priestap
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