PHOTOS: Day 1 of playground build

ByHalie Wilson
Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Idyllwild Community Recreation Council Chairwoman and lead playground building fundraiser and coordinator Dawn Sonnier was at the center of the action, helping construct the foundation. Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Jerri John. Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Photo by Halie Johnson

 

Skylar Johnson takes a water break. Photo by Halie Johnson

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