I think they they mean nobody officially maintains it, so don't call us if you are stuck, because it's your fault. I like the fact that they were not explicitly denying access. I walked about 200 yards down it to where it starts to rise out of the lowland.
Close. Further upstream on the west side of the Manumuskin it’s an old bow club that burned down in mid to late 60s. Located on Forge Ave (on Hartman’s maps) it’s in the area where Eli Budd’s iron forge was located. My dad was a Boy Scout and at the time they were camping farther down union rd one night while the Girl Scouts were using this bow club it burned down.
I"ve passed it a hundred times but never knew it was a bow club till you told me so.Never would have thought it was that long ago that it burnt down either.You'd think it woulda finished falling down by now.
It was called some name that sounded Indian I’m not even going to try to type it out
oak-e-win-oak-e something like that. He was born in ‘54 so it burned between then and however old is too old to be a Boy Scout. Someone fixed the bridge within the last few years
Yes I remember the old log you had to walk across.Bridge is much safer now.It was called some name that sounded Indian I’m not even going to try to type it out
Yes. I saw the Club by 'Street View". They did a fine job putting in some money into it to keep it looking good. I'm sure the inside is nice too.
