I wonder how many people ignore this yellow line, and walk to the edge of Naked Spring. Part of the restoration effort
Hiking trail signs are new. The trail was there in the years Gilchrist Blue was a privately owned park. There were signs. I don't know if the State, or Hurricane Irma, removed them. Probably both.
The fuzzy pic is where at least 6 deer ran across the trail.
I had thought, with Naked Spring closed, I may take a dip in Johnson Spring.
Aric the Giant
Kiefer Spring
Just a trickle
Breakfast burrito
First, and only snorkel of a cool weekend
Deer as I left Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park
On the Ichetucknee River at 12:23
Not warm, footgear off to launch.
Coffee Springs
New sign at Devil's Eye Spring. You used to be able to paddle into it. The other springs. Mill, Grassy always had, No Entry signs. They now all have signs like this one.
End of the upstream paddle, 2 PM. I did not get out on the dock. Just turned around and headed down River.
New launch for the tubers a Dampiers Landing. Replacing wood stairs and dock
Landed at 3:30
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