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Storm damage and working bee at Pine Rivers

Wednesday afternoon's storm damaged sheds, a shade shelter and trees at the Pine Rivers courts. Members pitched in at a working bee to get the courts looking okay again.

2 min read9 December 2021
Storm damage and working bee at Pine Rivers

ednesday afternoon's storm caused quite a bit of damage at the court. One shed was completely destroyed, the second shed had its door ripped off, and one of the shade shelters also had a bit of damage.

We also had quite a bit of damage to our trees. Thanks to Barry and his trusty chainsaw, the trees have had all their broken limbs removed.

Members who went to the club to play this morning found themselves involved in a working bee. Many thanks to all those who were there and pitched in to help get the courts looking okay. There is still a little bit of work to be done, which hopefully will be sorted tomorrow and Saturday.

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