Signs and Colors
Last weekend was either leisurely or extremely full for us, depending on who you ask, but no matter who you ask, it was definitely cool (albeit in a metaphorical sense only). Read more…
The Question: How Many Bags?
This weekend we had a crew of volunteers come out and hit the Litter Banks of Ward Creek near Siegen once again. Should we consider it an improvement to have “only” come up with 42 bags worth?
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Man’s Best Friends
On Sunday, we brought a fleet of canoes out to University Lake to help out with BREC’s annual Pets N’ Paddling event benefiting Friends of the Animals. After all, dogs are right up there with canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards as man’s best friends. Read more…
BREC’s Pets N’ Paddling
It’s BREC’s Pets N’ Paddling again! BREC Outdoor Adventure has more details: Read more…
I Sawed the Signs
Sometimes paddle trail maintenance days are extra fun. This time we pulled a few miles of poison ivy down and replaced it with some freshly carved and painted cypress signs. Oh, and there were a few trees down, too. Read more…
Branches and Kayaks and Logs, Oh My.
Recently, Bayou Fountain had been quite low, but more rain brought it back to something more “normal”. We figured that meant an easy day, and we weren’t far off. Read more…
A Quick Launch Overview
For those who have not yet been to the new launch, we figured we’d give a quick overview of where it is and what to expect. So, here we go… Read more…
A Long Day on Low Water
It’s been a while since Bayou Fountain has had a chance to drop all the way down to its lowest levels, but with rain finally tapering off of late, low water has returned. Finally, we could get to some of the surprises we’ve known were waiting. Read more…
Down On The Bayou
We’ve had quite a few wet days this summer, but lately the rain has been tapering off enough for the water level to drop toward low normal levels. It’s just what we’ve needed. Read more…
From the Bayou File
You know it was a relaxing work day when you have time to look around to find odd and interesting sights. An old file stuck in a little tree would seem to count as “odd and interesting”, wouldn’t you agree? Read more…