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Ridge Trail runs along Middle and Round lakes. The
community of tupelo and bald cypress trees in the oxbow system is an awesome
sight. The view from the tower will be unique and exciting. |
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| Paul, Coley, Natalie and Adrienne are
doing a great job. The next stage is pouring the foundation...then, up comes
the tower! |
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| This is the ramp along the edge of Ridge Trail. |
The Birding Tower is on the way
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| December 16, 2005, and the team is on the
second level. This is a wonderful project for the Park. We are all proud of the
Tower Team. Andrew Freear (upper right), is proud of his students and the Tower
project. |
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Chad and Hudson Wilson,
Mobile, visited the Tower project and were very impressed. |
The Birding Tower is on Ridge Trail and it
faces Middle Lake. The view of this oxbow lake is extremely interesting. |
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Birding Tower trail ends at a deep water-filled
ditch. A hanging bridge spanning this ditch would allow visitors to explore a
large island on the other side of the ditch that few people have ever
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 Photo taken on Sunday afternoon,
18 December, 2005... and a nice day it was. TW |