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Todays volunteer forgot about this mornings originally planned
adventure, so I chose to do this segment instead. Starting at the
east end of Livingston Bay, I worked my way eastward as far as
I felt was safe. Since I am largely looking for shoreline
modifications, I had to walk in the logs along the shoreline
instead of further out where the logs were stable, or where I could
have walked on the ground (mud?) Eventually, the logs just became
too unstable.
An excerpt from my e-mail soliciting help to continue this adventure on another day:
West from the Livingston Bay access, the logs got deep and loosely stacked. It was slow going. I began to think that if I fell and broke something, it could be days till I was found, even after a cell-phone call. Not that that would be so bad, but I would loose all that time, waiting to be found, that I could have been continuing to limp/hobble/crawl around the rest of the island. I need to have someone along to wave in the rescue ship, so that I would be able to get back to work, rather than waiting to heal on the spot. I eventually got out of the bay by following the drainage canal back to a deer trail, and eventually back to the Livingston Bay community and my car. Now, off to the afternoon adventure. |
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