Kate Schied, Stephanie Boyle, Kelly Haggerty & Katie Cappadonia - FINAL PROJECT Mini Golf Time Travel

FINAL Project - Mini Golf Hole

Group: Time Travel:

Kate Schied, Stephanie Boyle,

Kelly Haggerty and Katie Cappadonia

This project was a piece that was allot of work but the end product was rewarding.

Each Group had a different theme and then we put on a Mini Golf Event for the public to come and enjoy. It was allot of work but it was fun when it came down to the actual event. My group and I had the theme of time travel.

Each of us dressed up to represent a different decade.

Stephanie B - 1920s

Kate S - 1940s

Kelly H - 1950s

Katie C - 1980s

^ Course snapshot ^

^ Up close of wheel (which had a motor and spun) ^

On the Sides there was the decades over the past 100 years 1910-2010

^ Decades on Right hand side ^

^ Decades on left hand side ^

^These are the putters we created based on the decades we chose/dressed as.^

^ Depending where the ball hit depended what Decade you "traveled" too ^

The different Decade(s)

^ 1920s ^

^ 1940s ^

^ 1950s ^

^ 1980s ^

Pictures of all 4 of us dressed up.

^ Standing by our decade themed course ^

^ Group Picture 1^

^Group Picture 2^

Katie Cappadonia: All Natural Bridge

In my group was me (Katie Cappadonia), Kate Shied and Jack Yu for the all natural bridge project over the Kanakadea River behind Harder Hall and in-between that and Main Street. Our bridge is composed of branches of strong wood, rocks holding it up. We found vines that were like rope so we weaved that in to hold the branches together and to stabilize it more. We also soaked tiny strips of bark from a tree we used to make charcoal for Ted's drawing class, and used those as nice string to tie the branches together throughout the length of the bridge. After it was secure enough, we topped it with layers of tree bark, and then put pine needles over it. For artistic elements, we included logs that we got holes put into and made it like a fence, lining the side of the bridge. We also found dead bamboo shoots behind Cohen and threaded it through the holes in the logs. Then we wrapped a green vine like rope around it. We also adorned it with pine-cones and I sprinkled the red flower parts from a Sumack tree over the pine needles. We also started the beginning and end of it with a nice rock stepping stone walkway.

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