Waterway Stewards

2008-10-22 Upper Broad Creek
Craven and Pamlico Counties, NC
Here are the pictures and stories of the Twin Rivers Paddle Club excursion on this most enjoyable stream on this beautiful day. Five members of Stewards of our Waterways joined.them but unfortunately we were 1/2 hour late in arriving. Joanne [...]

First, we are joining Jim Morris who is leading at trip to Brandt Island along the Morehead Channel and to Sugarloaf Island. This is their second attempt to get these badly trashed areas cleaned up for Big Sweep. Please join Jim and the others to get this done at 9:00 AM this Friday. We will be [...]

This Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 we will be joining the Twin Rivers Paddle Club on Upper Broad Creek. We will bring our reciprocating electric saw with two full batteries incase we encounter any small tree blockages. Swansboro United Methodist Church bought us this chain saw in appreciation of what we [...]

2008-10-08 New River Inlet to the Rt 210 Bridge over the ICW

We loaded Dale’s canoe on top of my truck at the 210 bridge.The Participants today were Dale Westonand Marie Russell from Jacksonville, Scott Brown from Morehead City, Jim Niedermeyer form Hubert and Elmer Eddy fromSwansboro.

Must be a thousand shore [...]

2008-10-15, ICW at 210 north bridge & Mill Creek. Onslow County, NC

Here we are getting started at the Wildlife Ramp under the high rise bridge over the Intra Coastal Waterwayon Route 210 south of Monks Corner. These are two new members, Dan Solie from Alaska on the left andEric Nordeen from Hubert.

Pictures are by Elmer [...]

2008-10-07 Brandt Island Morehead City, NC

A clean up for Big Sweep and International Coastal Clean Up
We put in around 9AM and headed for Brandt Island into a 15-20mph East wind.
This is Bill Murray checking out some litter that aroused our curiosity.
This was on the South side of Sugarloaf Island.

It had two parachutes [...]

2008-09-30 Sharks Tooth Island

This is the large island at the junction of The Intra Coastal Waterway and White Oak River.It is largely made up of sand dredged from both to make navigable channels. It is among the highest point of land along our coast line. It is on the east side of the White kOak Rive [...]