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Photograph 1 (pre-): This is where the topography of the area begins
to flatten, and the overflow of the stream channel is evident. |
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Photograph 2 (post): Here is the same area, with the channel cleaned and defined back to the historic dimensions. Note the meander, following the original stream course. |
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Photograph 3 (pre-): This area is about 100 feet downstream form the
photos above, and shows the extent of the flooded area. This area is
certain to become a mosquito nuisance if allowed to remain as it is. |
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Photograph 4 (post): This shows the same area with a defined ditch, and the spoil removed and spread thinly on the side. Where once the ditch was fragmented, it is now defined. |
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Photograph 5 (pre-): This is the posterior of the swamp, and the
extent of the damage from the lack of stream definition is evident. |
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Photograph 6 (post): A nice, defined stream channel winding through the maples. All water in now contained and shunted to the lower culvert system. |
