After Hurricane Matthew made a trek up the east coast of Florida late last week, there are still plenty of areas that are cleaning up from the mess left behind.
And that has come with some good deeds from many directions.
Part of the good deeds included some help from our neighbors to the north in Georgia, where 45 players from Lanier County High’s football team helped with the cleanup efforts near Middleburg in Clay County, just south of Jacksonville.
Jakobi Gore, a junior OL/DL on the Lanier County, Ga. HSFB team, hauls a log from a yard in Middleburg. A total of 45 players here working. pic.twitter.com/kVhj5RJc7J
— Justin Barney (@JustinBarneyTV) October 10, 2016
There was an even a lesson on how to tell the age of a tree during the cleanup.
Someone paid attention in school. @StuartASJax counting rings in tree to show its age. School's out today, but not in Webber's house! pic.twitter.com/pOUjXuEhE1
— Justin Barney (@JustinBarneyTV) October 10, 2016
And just up the road in Orange Park, Ridgeview High’s baseball team contributed to the cleanup effort near the school to help get things ready for when everyone returns to school tomorrow.
Our school, our family. pic.twitter.com/9HwUkGnbQ4
— John Sgromolo, CAA (@CoachSgromolo) October 10, 2016
Got your own photos from the cleanup efforts from Hurricane Matthew? Share them in a tweet to us on Twitter at @FlaHSFootball. Please be sure to tell us what school it is involving and if it is a team other than football.
