Holton Creek River Camp to Suwannee River State Park
A new sleep pad worked very well. Not as well as one of the guys in the next shelter had. Looked like a full sized bed. As I approached the site on Saturday, I heard it being blown up. I thought it was the camp host with a leaf blower
After breakfast of bratwurst, oatmeal, and coffee, I was on the Suwanee at 9:24. To save space, I heated the water for the coffee and oatmeal in the coffee pot.
Destination, Suwannee River State Park
Spring
I really hope those are plastic lunch tray tracks, or some sliding device, not tire tracks;
Dry Holton Creek
Multiple dock levels to enjoy the River as it rises and falls.
I love the limestone
Spring
Turpentine cat face?
Spring
Alapaha Rise
Gibson Park, I did not stop.
Mouth of the Alapaha River. Most of the flow comes up from the Rise.
Spring
Break spot
I was looking for a spring on the right bank. Somehow, I missed Seven Sisters. As, there on the left bank was Little Gem Spring
Boat ramp, Suwannee River State Park
Cabin 1, of 5, is closest to the ramp
Outdoor shower
A walk on Lime Sink Run Trail
A deer
Lime Sink Run is also called, Dry Run
Little Gem from land.
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