Friday, November 04, 2005
Draper Lake News
Howdy Neighbor,
I went Kayaking around Draper Lake This morning and the surface of the lake is larger than usual and almost all of the docks are under water except a few on the North end near 30A. A portion of the Retreat Dock is useable.
The portion of our dock that's underwater is very slimy and slipery so be careful when
launching and returning in your Kayak.
Saw a bunch of ducks, a Heron and sunlight filtering through mist rising off the lake at the east end.
From the Gulf you have to walk uphill several feet to get to the southernmost edge of the lake, so there is not much pressure for a "break out" at this time.
The village of Draper lake has removed the two yellow "water Calming" curtains they had
near the bridge they built across the lake connecting parts of their neighborhood.
You can also see this bridge from the 30A bridge on the bike path which is getting a roof.
I went Kayaking around Draper Lake This morning and the surface of the lake is larger than usual and almost all of the docks are under water except a few on the North end near 30A. A portion of the Retreat Dock is useable.
The portion of our dock that's underwater is very slimy and slipery so be careful when
launching and returning in your Kayak.
Saw a bunch of ducks, a Heron and sunlight filtering through mist rising off the lake at the east end.
From the Gulf you have to walk uphill several feet to get to the southernmost edge of the lake, so there is not much pressure for a "break out" at this time.
The village of Draper lake has removed the two yellow "water Calming" curtains they had
near the bridge they built across the lake connecting parts of their neighborhood.
You can also see this bridge from the 30A bridge on the bike path which is getting a roof.
