Seven Bends State Park
A paved earthen bridge now crosses the ditch between the parking lot and the Bass Bight Trail. This replaces a jumble of rocks that was an invitation to a twisted ankle.
The river water is low, but not too low for tubing.
A ramp with steps is helpful when you want to bring a canoe up a steep slope. It's also fun to explore.
Great sky.
ReplyDelete...life seems to have few smoother paths.
ReplyDeleteSuch a green scenery
ReplyDeleteGreat space to spend some time.
ReplyDeleteLove the rivers views, tubing is fun on a hot day.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day and happy weekend!
Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteOh what fun, tubing used to be a favorite (I almost said sport) indulgence of mine! So glad the bridgeway is saving folk's ankles! Give Charlie a pet for me!
ReplyDeleteCharlie is anxious to get going.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skywatch photo. That looks like a pretty state park!
ReplyDeleteThis gave me such a peaceful feeling, just looking at the tubing and the sky. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place Linda.
ReplyDeleteSheesh! Hope there's some kind of mechanical help on that canoe lift.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good place to hang out. Either in the water in a tube, canoe, or kayak, or walking around on the bank. Nice sky shot!
ReplyDeleteLooks a nice place, I enjoyed your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan