William Wood (from left) and Luke Cook fill in dirt around a tree seedling held by Randy Cook during a project at the Potts Hollow Trailhead north of Cedartown on Friday, Feb. 21. Keep Polk Beautiful planted trees at the location as part of Georgia's Arbor Day.
Luke Cook (left) digs a hole for the next tree seedling, held by Randy Cook, during an Arbor Day project at the Potts Hollow Trailhead in Polk County on Friday, Feb. 21.
William Wood (from left) and Luke Cook fill in dirt around a tree seedling held by Randy Cook during a project at the Potts Hollow Trailhead north of Cedartown on Friday, Feb. 21. Keep Polk Beautiful planted trees at the location as part of Georgia's Arbor Day.
Jeremy Stewart
William Wood (from left) and Luke Cook fill in dirt around a tree seedling held by Randy Cook during a project at the Potts Hollow Trailhead north of Cedartown on Friday, Feb. 21. Keep Polk Beautiful planted trees at the location as part of Georgia's Arbor Day.
Jeremy Stewart
Luke Cook (left) digs a hole for the next tree seedling, held by Randy Cook, during an Arbor Day project at the Potts Hollow Trailhead in Polk County on Friday, Feb. 21.
The temperature may have been a little chilly but a dedicated group of volunteers set out Friday morning to add some vegetation to Polk CountyÐÔÊӽ紫ý Potts Hollow Trailhead.
In recognition of Georgia's Arbor Day, Feb. 21, Keep Polk Beautiful planted and distributed 200 tree seedlings.
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