Electrical Students work at the Peace Pagoda
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Left: The Temple which is still under construction. Right: FCTS Electrical students sit on the stairs to the Peace Pagoda |
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As the students conclude their electrical work on the temple until spring, one student demonstrates the work that was done. |
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The lower floor of the temple, which will eventually house some of the monks, provide living quarters and dining areas, has a complex grid of wiring. |
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Neatly installed wiring was done by the students under the watchful supervision of Bill Gallant. The electrical students involved in this project have gained valuable skills along with exposure to a culture not often experienced by many teenagers. |
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This area, in the lower level of the temple, will eventually become living quarters. |
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Three students have a fun moment as they begin the clean-up process necessary before leaving the job site. |
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Left: Clean-up inside the temple. Right: Students packup their tools and equipment in the electrical trailer. |
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Assorted pictures of the Peace Padoga, Temple and grounds |
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Students at the pond on the rock bridge which is constructed of balanced rocks. |
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Instructor, Bill Gallant, stands near a ceremonial drum located in the upper level of the temple. |
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The temple has much construction still left to complete, but the massive size is already easy to see. |
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The Peace Pagoda. Peace Pagodas have five components:
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The Temple, under construction, was designed by architect Shigehiro Shishido |
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Delicate rock stackings dot the woods and other areas at the Peace Pagoda. |
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A monument is located between the temple and Peace Pagoda. |
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