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The GazetteSeptember 15, 2020 | updated 6 years ago
Last month, a crew known as Timber Tigers cleared a firebreak line along the Cheyenne Mountain State Park and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station fence. The goal was to help make "the neighboring community safer, fire wise," Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park said in a Facebook post. (Courtesy of Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park)
Last month, a crew known as Timber Tigers cleared a firebreak line along the Cheyenne Mountain State Park and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station fence. The goal was to help make “the neighboring community safer, fire wise,” Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park said in a Facebook post. (Courtesy of Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park)Last month, a crew known as Timber Tigers cleared a firebreak line along the Cheyenne Mountain State Park and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station fence. The goal was to help make “the neighboring community safer, fire wise,” Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park said in a Facebook post. (Courtesy of Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park)Last month, a crew known as Timber Tigers cleared a firebreak line along the Cheyenne Mountain State Park and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station fence. The goal was to help make “the neighboring community safer, fire wise,” Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park said in a Facebook post. (Courtesy of Friends of Cheyenne Mountain State Park)
