With the persistent rains of late June and early July - and recently several huge storms - the small creek that flows down the hill between cabins 21-25 and the dining hall and passes through (usually dry there) the Big Tree Field is now really flowing. It's been called Hemlock Brook and Trickle Brook, more the latter lately. Here's a shot of the creek flowing across the Big Tree Field. I'm standing toward the bottom of the road that comes down along the street to the east of the dining hall and wellness center.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Trickle Brook more than a trickle
With the persistent rains of late June and early July - and recently several huge storms - the small creek that flows down the hill between cabins 21-25 and the dining hall and passes through (usually dry there) the Big Tree Field is now really flowing. It's been called Hemlock Brook and Trickle Brook, more the latter lately. Here's a shot of the creek flowing across the Big Tree Field. I'm standing toward the bottom of the road that comes down along the street to the east of the dining hall and wellness center.
