Jody Camille of Dummer and Don Jones of North Conway secure the plastic wrap to the double-sided tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sue Jones of North Conway snips off a small piece of excess tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sue Jones of North Conway adds double-sided tape around an insert's edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Marianne Jackson of Madison adds double-sided tape along the edge of a frame during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Russ Lanoie of Madison smooths and seals the plastic of an insert under the heat bridge during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Russ Lanoie of Madison smooths and seals the plastic of an insert under the heat bridge during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Volunteer from Jackson Jo-Ann Driscoll (left) and Tin Mountain Program Director Nora Dufilho add foam around the insert edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Tin Mountain Program Director Nora Dufilho (center) adds foam around the insert edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Volunteer wrap, tape and more at their respective stations during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jo-Ann Driscoll of Jackson makes a silly face through her recently completed window insert during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jody Camille of Dummer secures the plastic wrap to the double-sided tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jo-Ann Driscoll of Jackson snips off excess foam edging during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Assembled frames and finished inserts are sorted in the back room during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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Jody Camille of Dummer and Don Jones of North Conway secure the plastic wrap to the double-sided tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sue Jones of North Conway snips off a small piece of excess tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Sue Jones of North Conway adds double-sided tape around an insert's edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Marianne Jackson of Madison adds double-sided tape along the edge of a frame during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Russ Lanoie of Madison smooths and seals the plastic of an insert under the heat bridge during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Russ Lanoie of Madison smooths and seals the plastic of an insert under the heat bridge during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Volunteer from Jackson Jo-Ann Driscoll (left) and Tin Mountain Program Director Nora Dufilho add foam around the insert edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Tin Mountain Program Director Nora Dufilho (center) adds foam around the insert edges during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Volunteer wrap, tape and more at their respective stations during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jo-Ann Driscoll of Jackson makes a silly face through her recently completed window insert during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jody Camille of Dummer secures the plastic wrap to the double-sided tape during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jo-Ann Driscoll of Jackson snips off excess foam edging during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Assembled frames and finished inserts are sorted in the back room during the Tin Mountain Conservation Center Energy Team's fifth annual Window Dressers insulating window insert build at the former New Balance building in Settlers Green on Oct. 19. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
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