Nice area to have close by. My son and I like getting in the cement pond out back when it's raining, but no lightning.
Here in NW Florida any swimmable stream is being shared - with alligators or drunken, half-dressed (or less) boaters/tubers/canoeists. I think that I prefer the gators.
My church does baptisms in the Blackwater River, at a local park/boat launch. It is comical to have such a juxtaposition, between our congregation (a bunch of saved rednecks) and the probably lost rednecks at the next picnic pavilion. Hopefully the witness (and our pastor's "no amplification needed" voice) pricks some hearts.
We have some of those leathery, sun-bathing ‘aligators’ in our neck of the woods, too. I leave the calm, easy-access streams to them and pursue rougher waters
"and all the fish were swimming six feet apart from each other" - bahaha
Reality is comical sometimes! ;)
Nice area to have close by. My son and I like getting in the cement pond out back when it's raining, but no lightning.
Here in NW Florida any swimmable stream is being shared - with alligators or drunken, half-dressed (or less) boaters/tubers/canoeists. I think that I prefer the gators.
My church does baptisms in the Blackwater River, at a local park/boat launch. It is comical to have such a juxtaposition, between our congregation (a bunch of saved rednecks) and the probably lost rednecks at the next picnic pavilion. Hopefully the witness (and our pastor's "no amplification needed" voice) pricks some hearts.
We have some of those leathery, sun-bathing ‘aligators’ in our neck of the woods, too. I leave the calm, easy-access streams to them and pursue rougher waters