View out the windows
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Bed and artifacts
The bed for the lookout was made by Richard Kail. The Forest Service brought some old hardhats and an old radio for the lookout display.
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Four display panels
Members of the Sublette County Historic Preservation Board made four informational panels for display in the lookout.
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Forest Service
Lucas Skoglund, Bridger-Teton National Forest staffs a table with information from the Forest Service.
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Lookout cookies
Carmel Kail made special lookout 8 cookies for the open house.
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Putting on the 75
Nan Stinson, Bridger-Teton National Forest, puts the 75 candle on Smokey's birthday cake. Lucas Skoglund, Bridger-Teton National Forest, stands with Smokey.
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Birthday cake
Lucas Skoglund, Bridger-Teton National Forest shows Smokey his birthday cake.
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Alidate and chair with insulated feet
The Forest Service brought a firefinder for display inside the lookout. Richard Kail fixed up the chair and footstool (note the glass insulators on the furniture legs for lightning protection.)
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Forest Service with Smokey Bear
(L to R): Luciano Legnini wearing a 1950s vintage Forest Service uniform, Smokey Bear, Lucas Skoglund, Bridger-Teton National Forest. Photo by Clint Gilchrist, Sublette County Historic Preservation Board.
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Hug from Smokey
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Family pose
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Hi everyone!
Bob Beiermann, who helped with the restoration of the lookout, poses with Smokey Bear.
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Visitors
Sublette County Commissioners Dave Burnett (L) and Mack Rawhauser (R), along with Dick Wenz (Center), attended the open house.
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Informational Sign
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Volunteers
(L to R) Volunteers Richard Kail, Carmel Kail, and Bob Beiermann
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Lookout guest register
There is a guest register inside the lookout for people to sign
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Direction signs
The road path to the lookout is somewhat confusing, but signs helped visitors find the way.
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Go left
More signs to help find the way.
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