Econlockhatchee Winter's Day
by Ken Ailsworth
Images from the Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park
January 13, 2007
"The Hal Scott Regional Reserve and Park is located in east Orange County, southeast of the city of Orlando, within the northwest quadrant of the intersection of the Bee Line Expressway (S.R. 528) and Dallas Blvd. The property is owned and managed by the St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD). Portions of the property were purchased using funds obtained as part of the mitigation for the beltway construction in the southern part of the county. The Econlockhatchee River flows through the center of this property. Several streams tributary to the Econlockhatchee River also occur on the property. The reference site is a wet wiregrass slough/prairie located in the eastern portion of the preserve, west of a large borrow pit."
-- From an accurate if rather unromantic description  by the folks at SJRWMD.

Bill and Morgana (a Heavy Horse) Black Branches, Red Maple Book Break Bromeliad Cloak Crab Spider (4mm) Critter Tracks - Coon, Sandhill Crane, Horse Curves and Lines Cypress Knees - Temple Ruins Diagram on Grasses Golding Shadows Mobile
Near and Far Saturnian Swamprings Shallow Depths Sun-Oak-Bromeliads Viridian Bend Waning Sun - Cloudy Pines Waning Sun - Eventide Ghosts Waning Sun - Eventide Ghosts (2) Waning Sun - Eventide Ghosts (3) Waning Sun - Eventide Sparrow Waning Sun - Fishing Circles

Copyright (C) 2006 by Ken Ailsworth.
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