Recent content by ecampbell

I couldn't find a lot on them.

I like this response. When we find a camera, pull a Jeff on them.

Not yet, but I plan on visiting the one west of it. It is low and wet there.

Goodbye old friend. When paddling under it you had to dodge the old pilings . !000 year flood, 7-13-2004

What trestle?

That's wine.

It's still flooded and flowing. It will wash out the road if it is not addressed. I did not go through it. Who's running this mess?

There was a very confused rooster running on Carranza Road where Tuckerton breaks off toward High Crossing. I know of a fox that is going to be very happy.

There are LOTS of flies out there!

I got a high of 107 F yesterday, 104 today. I have a ThermoPro indoor/ outdoor thermometer. The outside is placed a good 20 feet from the house under a flat plywood bird feeder, on the north side. I placed my pool thermometer on the same hook, and they agree as close as I can read. .

They put up more plastic posts at places that could not be considered roads. Long term pull offs used for hiking or hunting. Even the field at Batona Camp. They allow foot traffic but there is nowhere to park.

Yes.

Batona Camp has 5 active camps, yesterday there were 3. We walked the dogs at the field. There are lots of FFS vehicles moving around and an empty trailer.

At 9:00 Am the FFS was pulling a large travel trailer into the Carranza parking lot followed by an entourage of official and unofficial vehicles. It was labeled Incident Command Post. There are 3 active camps at Batona.

I'd like to know where for insight into their mindset. Would you please share?