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Today, I got the opportunity to switch up my schedule a bit and work maintenance at Tettegouche State Park. I started my shift by meeting at the maintenance shop to get briefed on my daily tasks. Today I was tasked with mowing the grass at Eckbeck and Finland State Forest Campgrounds. It was actually one of the first days I got the opportunity to work with the other operations intern Jena Murray. So, we loaded up the equipment needed and headed out to begin mowing Finland State Forest Campground. It took us until about 11:00am to finish mowing Finland, so we then took an early lunch and headed off to Eckbeck. We finished mowing Eckbeck State Forest Campground around 4:00pm where we then headed back to Tettegouche. Upon our arrival at the maintenance
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