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Holton Creek River Camp to Suwannee River State Park. My shelter
Bathrooms
Picnic shelter. It rained overnight.
Inside the shelter
Primitive campsite
I love the limestone banks of the Suwannee. The geologic features that leads to the many springs that feed the River
Squirrel!
In my imagination, I think, the limestone is not natural. It is ruins of an ancient civilization. The Suwannee River, a grand highway.
Approaching the Highway 249 bridge
Alapaha Rise
Taking a break
A spring+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Another spring
Little Gem Spring
Lime Sink Run. Also called Dry Run, because often, like today, it is.--------------------------------------------
Landed at Suwannee River State Park at 3:40. A group that arrived from the Withlacoochee (North) had just landed.
A bit of a walk to the Ranger Station
Lime Sink Trail
Swinging on the Suwannee
I lucked out in getting a campsite, Thanksgiving Weekend. It is a small campground, and a few sites are left open for social distancing. I pulled the trigger a bit late for this trip, after thoughts of going to Key West were canceled by covid concerns.
Bathrooms
Picnic shelter. It rained overnight. 
Inside the shelter
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