Monday, September 05, 2005
2005-09-01, Huggins Island
Subject: 2005-09-01, Huggins Island
This was to be a Freeman Creek paddle but the Marines were busy there. Also, I had canceled the trip due to the gas predicament.
These five people did not open their computers and showed up looking for me. They are L to R, Julia Miner from Arapahoe, Dale Weston from Jacksonville. Jim Morris from Morehead City and Kathy Geer and her daughter Natalie from Pittsburgh. They picked up these five bags of trash on the sandy point across from the Wildlife Ramp on Route 24 in Cedar Point while waiting for me to join the them.
We then took a tour around Huggins Island our new addition to Hammocks Beach State Park. We past commercial clammers gathering clams by their hands. After lunch we tried clamming on our own. Dale was the first to hit pay dirt followed by Natalie who caught on quickly. They enjoyed their clams for dinner and had a good time finding them.
The weather was excellent. It was a very enjoyable trip.
This was to be a Freeman Creek paddle but the Marines were busy there. Also, I had canceled the trip due to the gas predicament.
These five people did not open their computers and showed up looking for me. They are L to R, Julia Miner from Arapahoe, Dale Weston from Jacksonville. Jim Morris from Morehead City and Kathy Geer and her daughter Natalie from Pittsburgh. They picked up these five bags of trash on the sandy point across from the Wildlife Ramp on Route 24 in Cedar Point while waiting for me to join the them.
We then took a tour around Huggins Island our new addition to Hammocks Beach State Park. We past commercial clammers gathering clams by their hands. After lunch we tried clamming on our own. Dale was the first to hit pay dirt followed by Natalie who caught on quickly. They enjoyed their clams for dinner and had a good time finding them.
The weather was excellent. It was a very enjoyable trip.
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