For almost three hours, the two groups of people sang and danced around a small fire that burned in the dirt yard. It was a chance of a lifetime. Although the two groups of people were curious about one another, all that was put aside for the night so the celebration could be enjoyed by both the servicemembers and residents alike. Durham said the annual training benefits not only the residents of Gale's Point but the Marines working there as well. The benefits for the local community will be seen the day they begin using the new facility.
Children attend school at the local church, and it's a completely inadequate facility.
I just hope they take care of it.