Yesterday we came down a beautiful portion of the Kentucky
Lake/Tennessee River. We brought Kay and
Frank from Kenlake, to Paris Landing and then on southward. We landed at Pebble
Isle Marina, near Camden Tennessee and joined a full party of Loopers for
dinner. The marina opened their
restaurant for us – they are very helpful, very accommodating and very
hospitable. They also have the lowest
fuel prices we have seen in a long time:
$3.69 for diesel with the Looper discount.
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Water Level Gauge |
We took the marina car to return Kay and Frank to Paris
Landing where their car was waiting, and stopped for some errands on the way
back. At Paris Landing we noticed the river height gauge, the current water level is about 4 feet below summer pool, winter pool is 5 feet below summer pool. The height marker also shows the overall height of the dam, the maximum water level. WOW!!!
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The Railroad Bridge to Nowhere |
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Things Change when a Dam is Built |
Then spent the rest of the day
doing chores and laundry.
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Pebble Isle Marina Beautiful Setting |
This is a beautiful spot, a little river inlet off Kentucky
Lake. It was a bit tricky and shallow to
get in, but worth it. There are cranes
on the inlet – they are beautiful in flight but screech and squawk like
dinosaurs (in Kays words – she does a fine imitation). Also, the water is full of fish. If we were fishermen, we would have every
meal taken care of.
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