Site Photos
This is a picture of the pocket wetlands from the west edge of it looking north.
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This is a picture of the pocket wetlands from the west edge of it looking south.
Photo 2
This is a picture of one of the railroad tie raised paths that keep you out of the wet. Notice the
swale that was dug out sometime in the past.
Photo 3
This is another of the raised path sections. Not suitable for use with a golf cart or similar.
Photo 4
These are more excavations that were put in sometime in the past to divert water.
Photo 5
These are more excavations that were put in sometime in the past to divert water.
Photo 6
This is the last of the raised path sections.
Photo 7
This is looking from the west side of the pocket wetland looking directly across it. Note: The
wetland as mapped starts at the tree closest to the camera and ends before the ruts that you
see in the distance.
Photo 8
This is a panoramic view of the wetland crossing looking South East. You can clearly see on
the right third of the picture how the property was excavated at some point. It seems that that
excavation created this pocket.
Photo 9
This is a picture of what the other parts of the trail look like. It’s roughed in. I only plan to add a
little gravel in spots to finish it off.
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This is a picture of what the other parts of the trail look like. It’s roughed in. I only plan to add a
little gravel in spots to finish it off.
Photo 11
This is a picture from about forty feet from shore. It shows that there is plenty of non vegetated
area to excavate a slope at this drop off.
Photo 12
The following pictures are of the collapsing and undermining of the river bank
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