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Installing Underground Electric Power at Chantilly

By Jason Gallimore
Published 03/13/2011

Installing Underground Power at Chantilly Farm

This is the first component of our underground power grid for Chantilly Festival Farm in Floyd. As we move ahead with infrastructure improvements, Rick Gibson of Gibson Pump Service assisted with digging the necessary trenches. Check out the video below! This ditching machine was able to dig the 300 ft trench in about 45 minutes. Thanks Rick!

This line will be feeding power to stage area #3, which is part of our long-range plans to have three stages.

Our first festival at Chantilly Farm will be May 28,2011. "Bluegrass & BBQ"!!! Featuring Ashlee Blankenship & Blades of Blue, BCR with Bernie Coveney, Janet Turner, Mike Mitchell Trio and students of the Floyd Music School! Get you tickets here by clicking on the 'Buy Tickets' at the top of the site!

Jason Gallimore

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