Archive for the ‘Mississippi River’ Category
Mississippi River nearing historic flood levels at Mud Island in Memphis, TN on May 1, 2011.
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beautiful sene
We visit two lock and dam points on the Mississippi River. Lock and dam # 9 and # 10. At 10:30 at night at lock # 10 near Guttenberg, Iowa, we watched a tow break into two sections to make it through the lock. A couple days later, we visited lock & dam # 9 for some wonderful action. From loaded tows to crusiers to fishing boats, the lock was busy and we stayed a couple of hours.
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Leaving the headwaters, we end Day 3 at first town of the Mississippi River.
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View the flood water
Our journey down the Mississippi River begins. From Lake Itasca, we paddle a couple days through the headwaters staying at a couple campsites along the way.
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Crossing the Helena Bridge from Lula, MS to Helena, AR on May 1, 2011; the swollen Mississippi River reaches the levees on either side.
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A 15-mile stretch of the swollen Mississippi River, closed Tuesday due to pressure on levees, has been reopened to barges moving one at a time. Tom Bearden reports on the short- and long-term environmental effects the floodwater could have on Lake Pontchartrain, oyster beds and more.
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Big Bluecats with Team Catfish, Ryan Casey and Tom Boyer of Boss Buck at the Mississippi River in St Louis Mo.
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One step closer to the beginning of our journey, a few things need to be taken care of before we leave for our trip down Old Man River.
Starting in Minneapolis Minnesota, I meet up with my brothers Dan (http://www.twitter.com/danbragiel) and Paul (http://www.twitter.com/bragiel).
From there, we grab a moving truck and haul our canoes up to the headwaters of the Mississippi River where we regroup, organize and leave the following day.
The trip has officially begun!
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