These pictures are by Joanne Somerday.
This is at the Wildlife Ramp on Landfill Road in Trenton
That is Scott Brown form Morehead City in the foreground
and Leo Schmidt in the the rear.
That is Scott Brown form Morehead City in the foreground
and Leo Schmidt in the the rear.
These are our newest Stewards. Jon Park, the son, and Wade, ‘
his father, on the right. They moved down here from upper New York
‘State. They live on the shores of Brock Mill Pond in Trenton. They
each have brand new Wilderness kayaks.
his father, on the right. They moved down here from upper New York
‘State. They live on the shores of Brock Mill Pond in Trenton. They
each have brand new Wilderness kayaks.
Dale Weston from Jacksonville launching Leo’s motor boat.
The water at the ramp and parking lot has returned to
normal levels.
The water at the ramp and parking lot has returned to
normal levels.
Wade out on the river. The leaves are falling fast.
Father and son again. They are avid Stewards already.
Elmer Eddy from Trenton up front and Scott Brown in the
rear. We are paddling upstream today due to the numerous
fallen trees blocking the river. This way we are sure we can
get back to our cars.
rear. We are paddling upstream today due to the numerous
fallen trees blocking the river. This way we are sure we can
get back to our cars.
This is upstream around the big bend but below the bridge.
The owner here raises goats.
Here is the Rte 41 bridge over the Trent River. The water
from Nichol was up to the bottom of the bridge. That must
a rise of close to 20 feet! It inundated homes and other
buildings in the area.
from Nichol was up to the bottom of the bridge. That must
a rise of close to 20 feet! It inundated homes and other
buildings in the area.
That is all from Joanne this trip. She had to leave early
for a meeting. Thanks for the pictures Joanne. Elmer