Trip Report: Magnolia River
Magnolia River
Saturday, March 27, 2004
by Brint Adams brint.adams@us.army.mil
Steve & Terry, Randy, Wendy (a first-timer) and Linda & I set out from the Rock St. access and first headed upriver on a beautiful, warm, sun-drenched, spring morning. The dogwoods, azaleas of all colors and wisteria were all in full bloom. After exploring as far as we could go, we came back and turned up the small creek leading to the springs, where we found more azaleas and a large stand of bamboo.
We then headed downstream and began to see all of the varied waterfowl typical to the area from the many Cormorants to a few osprey, pelicans, cranes, egrets and ducks.
We turned around down towards the entrance to Weeks Bay and returned to the put-in point. Afterwards, we had a fabulous lunch, a block away, at Jesse's.
Saturday, March 27, 2004
by Brint Adams brint.adams@us.army.mil
Steve & Terry, Randy, Wendy (a first-timer) and Linda & I set out from the Rock St. access and first headed upriver on a beautiful, warm, sun-drenched, spring morning. The dogwoods, azaleas of all colors and wisteria were all in full bloom. After exploring as far as we could go, we came back and turned up the small creek leading to the springs, where we found more azaleas and a large stand of bamboo.
We then headed downstream and began to see all of the varied waterfowl typical to the area from the many Cormorants to a few osprey, pelicans, cranes, egrets and ducks.
We turned around down towards the entrance to Weeks Bay and returned to the put-in point. Afterwards, we had a fabulous lunch, a block away, at Jesse's.
posted by brint @ 9:13 PM
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