Gretchen said:
“Oh, what a lovely short paddle on a warm winter day!”
She’d rather be on the river than in an airplane,
as you can see in these pictures she took
of the
WWALS outing from GA-122 in Lowndes County to Lawson Millpond Road in Brooks County yesterday, 16 January 2016.
More outings and events coming up:
- 8AM Saturday 20 February 2016: Long Alapaha River Paddle, GA 135 to Berrien Beach
- 1:30 PM Saturday 27 February 2016: Withlacoochee & Little River Water Trail Workshop
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9AM Sunday 20 March 2016:
Staten Road bridge to Langdale Park, Withlacoochee River through Valdosta
- 8AM Saturday 23 April 2016: Hotchkiss Road to Mayday, Alapaha River
Watch the WWALS blog, facebook page, or twitter for still more outings and events, or check the WWALS calendar.
Here are the pictures from Gretchen Quarterman’s facebook album; click on any small picture for a larger one.
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You can join this fun and work by becoming a WWALS member today!
Getting settled in.
Not a great boat ramp but public access it is.
Getting Started
Getting in the flow.
Little River Gauge at GA 122
GA 122 Bridge
This is not the correct location to leave trash.
Gretchen Quartermans photo.
River Birch
A little bit of beach
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Glad to be on the river and not in that airplane
Abandoned school bus
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Morven Road Bridge
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Group Photo
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Hairpin turn (there were several)
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