A friend of mine and I gave another friend's son a tour of some sites on Saturday. Our last stop on a generally eastward progression was the pumping station north of Martha. I was last here perhaps 3 months ago. On this visit I noted that the spit of land adjoining the inlet behind the pump (now a cove/wetland off the river as most of you know) had changed somewhat:
A bit of a closer shot:
Looking back up toward the pump:
Some of the tracks were clearly small ATVs, but as you can see from the first image there were some full-size vehicles down there too.
I know that after seeing tons of litter reappear in the woods every year after the cleanup, and seeing other bogs and pleasant places turned into mudholes by these over-testosteroned fools, I shouldn't be disappointed. But I still am.
A bit of a closer shot:
Looking back up toward the pump:
Some of the tracks were clearly small ATVs, but as you can see from the first image there were some full-size vehicles down there too.
I know that after seeing tons of litter reappear in the woods every year after the cleanup, and seeing other bogs and pleasant places turned into mudholes by these over-testosteroned fools, I shouldn't be disappointed. But I still am.
