Construction on waterline high on hill

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This trackhoe is working high on the steep side of a hill to install the new Helper water line from Fish Springs. Over the years the line that was on top of the ground in many places had sustained damage from a number of natural and unnatural sources including gun shot holes. The installation of the new line is costing about $420,000.

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