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Students cut trails at Foxfire during spring break

Eleven University of North Georgia (UNG) students plus a couple of UNG staff members cut a few trails among historically accurate log cabins at Foxfire in Mountain City, Georgia. The UNG crew also added log steps to one area and cleared out a cabin to be used for woodstove cooking demonstrations. Foxfire is an Appalachian heritage center with a museum, a hands-on classroom and an artifact repository on 106 acres. - photo by For the FCN

Alternative Service Break — Eleven University of North Georgia (UNG) students plus a couple of UNG staff members cut a few trails among historically accurate log cabins at Foxfire in Mountain City, Georgia. The UNG crew also added log steps to one area and cleared out a cabin to be used for woodstove cooking demonstrations. Foxfire is an Appalachian heritage center with a museum, a hands-on classroom and an artifact repository on 106 acres. - photo by For the FCN

Eleven students from UNG’s Cumming, Dahlonega, Gainesville, and Oconee campuses plus a couple of UNG staff members participated in an Alternative Service Break at Foxfire in Mountain City.