A nice cloudy day on the iconic Suwannee River, with a ghost bridge. Pictures by Gretchen Quarterman on the November 22nd 2015 WWALS Outing from Florida 6 to Cone Bridge Road.
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Looking upstream 30.5079778, -82.7167583
Looking downstream 30.5079778, -82.7167583
Talking trash 30.5078861, -82.7168722
Preparing 30.5081528, -82.7173222
Posts, boats, river, bridge 30.5080917, -82.7172694
Neighbors over the fence 30.5061000, -82.7208250
Trash collected (mostly by Deanna Mericle) 30.5078167, -82.7171389
Heading under the bridge 30.5077472, -82.7167278
Deanna and Chris Mericle 30.5077250, -82.7166972
Trees, sand, and clay 30.5077194, -82.7166889
Water and sky 30.4725194, -82.7602222
Undercut bank 30.5055556, -82.7136778
Paddling 30.5055833, -82.7135083
Bubbles 30.5055722, -82.7135250
House with straw 30.4901583, -82.7000056
Green straw 30.4896167, -82.6970139
Bend in the river 30.4897583, -82.6970278
Undercut roots 30.4780000, -82.7019583
jsq near the creek 30.4779694, -82.7020028
jsq at the creek 30.4779750, -82.7020417
Roots closeup 30.4778583, -82.7020806
Roots fall 30.4778472, -82.7020722
Tangled roots 30.4777861, -82.7020722
Another stream 30.4762222, -82.7003250
Stream closeup 30.4762722, -82.7003250
Lunch break 30.4723139, -82.6886528
Munching 30.4720333, -82.6886000
Crick in the neck 30.4720833, -82.6886056
Lunch banner 30.4722361, -82.6886583
Banner @ lunch 30.4722639, -82.6886361
More downstream 30.4720278, -82.6862250
Green clay 30.4637417, -82.6809222
Yellow undercut 30.4637639, -82.6809611
Closeup undercut 30.4636500, -82.6809472
Blue and yellow 30.4635611, -82.6809389
For Sale 30.4612389, -82.6806111
Gazebo 30.4451528, -82.6713250
Blue with bubbles 30.4449472, -82.6712722
Cone bridge road boat ramp 30.4449250, -82.6712639
Cone bridge piers
See also the picture of Cone Bridge in 1963 when it was still standing.
Cone bridge piers 30.4448917, -82.6711972
At the waterfall
At the waterfall 30.4437611, -82.6692722
Getting out at the waterfall 30.4438528, -82.6687917
Red and blue 30.4438500, -82.6687917
How to cross? 30.4438583, -82.6689917
For a related but slightly different set of pictures, see Gretchen’s facebook album.
-jsq
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