DR. JEKYLL - MR. HYDE CREEK
Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:15 pm
'Fess up if you have paddled this Ouachita creek that starts out as a nice gravel and cobble bed brisk mountain stream and then switches to an awful multi-branched, tree and drift choked bayou-like mess, then turns into a staircase of bedrock falls. It has a 68 feet per mile overall gradient.
MR. HYDE: TREE AND DRIFT PINBALL by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
DR. JEKYLL: TAKE TWO LEDGES AND CALL ME IN THE MORNING by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
DR. JEKYLL: CHESTER PROVIDES SCALE FOR DROP by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
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Mike Coogan, alias Captain Aleve
MR. HYDE: TREE AND DRIFT PINBALL by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
DR. JEKYLL: TAKE TWO LEDGES AND CALL ME IN THE MORNING by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
DR. JEKYLL: CHESTER PROVIDES SCALE FOR DROP by CaptainAleve, alias Mike Coogan, on Flickr
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Mike Coogan, alias Captain Aleve