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Downriver view from Lost Boat Creek. Best description I can think of is "WOW!"

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Mouth of the creek that nestles Lost Boat Platform.

Posted by RoanokeOutdoorAdventures at 5/30/2012 10:13 AM | Add Comment

Here sits "T" and Jeff, waiting at Hwy 45 bridge for a lift back to Roanoke Cashie River Center. They recently experienced Lost Boat and Otter One. Cashie River is one of the best kept secrets in Eastern NC. Come see for yourself, but don't tell anyone. w

Posted by RoanokeOutdoorAdventures at 5/30/2012 9:59 AM | Add Comment

Come and experience the great outdoors.

Posted by RoanokeOutdoorAdventures at 5/27/2012 3:15 PM | Add Comment

One last quick pose before heading back to Williamston and then on to his new home in the Midwest.

Posted by RoanokeOutdoorAdventures at 5/27/2012 3:01 PM | Add Comment

Eric reaches the dock and unloads his gear under the watchful eye of my dog Samson.

Posted by RoanokeOutdoorAdventures at 5/27/2012 2:56 PM | Add Comment

After three days of fun and and lots of great memories, Eric made his way down to Plymouth Landing.

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This turtle swam up to Cypress Cathedral and hung around as Eric was unloading his gear. We decided that Ole Franklin might have been looking for a "handout" like the one he got from previous campers!!

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This young deer followed Eric for several yards down the bank of Roanoke Broad Creek. It was like she was lonely and just wanted to "hang out" with him for a while.

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As Eric entered Lower Dead Water, the pollen filled water was the color of an emerald.

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Downriver view from Lost Boat Creek. Best description I can think of is "WOW!"

Mouth of the creek that nestles Lost Boat Platform.

Here sits "T" and Jeff, waiting at Hwy 45 bridge for a lift back to Roanoke Cashie River Center. They recently experienced Lost Boat and Otter One. Cashie River is one of the best kept secrets in Eastern NC. Come see for yourself, but don't tell anyone. w

Come and experience the great outdoors.

One last quick pose before heading back to Williamston and then on to his new home in the Midwest.

Eric reaches the dock and unloads his gear under the watchful eye of my dog Samson.

After three days of fun and and lots of great memories, Eric made his way down to Plymouth Landing.

This turtle swam up to Cypress Cathedral and hung around as Eric was unloading his gear. We decided that Ole Franklin might have been looking for a "handout" like the one he got from previous campers!!

This young deer followed Eric for several yards down the bank of Roanoke Broad Creek. It was like she was lonely and just wanted to "hang out" with him for a while.

As Eric entered Lower Dead Water, the pollen filled water was the color of an emerald.

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