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<gallery mode=packed> | Views of the road: | ||
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File: | File:20230520_101802.jpg | The road I'm standing on is Woodburn, and the traffic lights are at NC751. Jenny was found somewhere in the woods off to the left. | ||
File:20230520_105436.jpg | Those same woods are now off to the right; you can see where McDowell crosses Woodburn. | |||
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Into the woods... There's a stream which starts behind the houses at the top of McDowell, and runs all the way down behind houses on McDowell to Pinecrest, where it turns towards the Golf Course. It then joins up with another unnamed tributary coming from Maplewood Cemetery, and then that joins up with Sandy Creek. | |||
As kids, we used to crawl inside the medium-sized pipe where the stream goes under Woodburn, as well as walking in the much larger square pipe where a large tributary (possibly larger than the McDowell one) crosses diagonally under Woodburn and NC751 (at the intersection with the traffic light). | |||
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File:20230520_104240.jpg | where the stream enters the woods after crossing under Woodburn | |||
File:20230520_104339.jpg | File:20230520_104339.jpg | ||
File:20230520_104523.jpg | the larger culvert that goes under NC751 | |||
File:20230520_104458.jpg | File:20230520_104458.jpg | ||
File:20230520_104509.jpg | File:20230520_104509.jpg | ...is very dark and mysterious. It was not this overgrown when we played there as kids. I don't think there was bamboo, either. | ||
File:20230520_104600.jpg | more shots of the NC751 tributary | |||
File:20230520_104600.jpg | |||
File:20230520_104615.jpg | File:20230520_104615.jpg | ||
File:20230520_104625.jpg | File:20230520_104625.jpg | ||
File:20230520_104636.jpg | File:20230520_104636.jpg | there were frogs here, as in several other places; I only know because I heard the "plop"s and saw the ripples | ||
File:20230520_104652.jpg | File:20230520_104652.jpg | ||
File:20230520_104719.jpg | File:20230520_104719.jpg | ||
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===generic treescapes=== | |||
...cuz I think J would have liked them: | |||
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File:20230520_101730.jpg | |||
File:20230520_101750.jpg | |||
File:20230520_104701.jpg | next to the tributary | |||
File:20230520_105358.jpg | File:20230520_105358.jpg | ||
File:20230520_105411.jpg | File:20230520_105411.jpg | at the entrance to the woods | ||
File:20230520_105442.jpg | File:20230520_105442.jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 20 May 2023
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Saturday, May 20, 2023 (#140)
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Earlier in the Day
Coming back from delivering the morning mouse:
Exploring the Jenny-Woods
Views of the road:
The road I'm standing on is Woodburn, and the traffic lights are at NC751. Jenny was found somewhere in the woods off to the left.
Those same woods are now off to the right; you can see where McDowell crosses Woodburn.
Into the woods... There's a stream which starts behind the houses at the top of McDowell, and runs all the way down behind houses on McDowell to Pinecrest, where it turns towards the Golf Course. It then joins up with another unnamed tributary coming from Maplewood Cemetery, and then that joins up with Sandy Creek.
As kids, we used to crawl inside the medium-sized pipe where the stream goes under Woodburn, as well as walking in the much larger square pipe where a large tributary (possibly larger than the McDowell one) crosses diagonally under Woodburn and NC751 (at the intersection with the traffic light).
where the stream enters the woods after crossing under Woodburn
the larger culvert that goes under NC751
...is very dark and mysterious. It was not this overgrown when we played there as kids. I don't think there was bamboo, either.
more shots of the NC751 tributary
there were frogs here, as in several other places; I only know because I heard the "plop"s and saw the ripples
generic treescapes
...cuz I think J would have liked them:
next to the tributary
at the entrance to the woods
