Anacortes Woman Restores Historic Rock Amphitheater
Carolyn Chase, 74, has been volunteering at Cap Sante Park, clearing weeds and invasive plants from the historic rock amphitheater and trail.
Chase, who moved to Washington state over a decade ago, was drawn to the amphitheater, reminding her of a "holy place" she knew in Hawaii.
"a real holy place"
Her efforts, which began in February, have transformed the area, removing large quantities of weeds and brush, and uncovering the amphitheater's original rock walls and seating, dating back to 1938.
- Volunteers, including Chase, have worked to clean up the amphitheater over the years.
- Jon Lunsford, director of the Anacortes parks and recreation department, acknowledges the contributions of each volunteer.
Author's summary: Volunteer clears historic amphitheater.
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