Muddy boat ramp at Suwannee River State Park. Below, a deer runs across the parking lot as I start the drive to the Dowling Park boat ramp
Dowling Park Ramp.
On my bike, in the fog.
My cabin. After an hour twenty minute, 13 mile bike ride
On the River at 10:13
Suwanacooche Spring
Ellaville Spring
2 more of Suwanacoochee
The Idle Speed sign gets posted when the Suwannee is high. It was ignored by motorboaters.
Duke Energy canal
Interstate 10
Stop at Anderson Spring
Did not walk far. The mud at the landing sucked off my watershoes. Pulled them out of the ooze, and walked barefoot
Anderson Spring is hard to see, even in moderate River levels. While the Suwannee has fallen from recent highs, it still is rather high
The river has dropped enough to reveal some smaller springs
A little spring
I sometimes stop at this ramp. It may be private, and people were on the property, so I did not today.
Out of sequence spring videos
Snorkeled this spring
Advent Christian Village dock. First of two.
Quarry Lake. As the name implies, the limestone was used to build area roads. I assumed that, it was confirmed by a friend on Facebook.
Back on the Suwannee
The second Advent Christian Village dock
Dowling Park River Camp
Landed at 4:37
Went to Falmouth Spring
Water level too high for me to want to swim.
Back at Suwannee River State Park
Lime Sink Trail
Sun setting across the River, 6:58 PM
Dowling Park Ramp. 
On my bike, in the fog.
My cabin. After an hour twenty minute, 13 mile bike ride
Went to Falmouth Spring
Water level too high for me to want to swim.
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