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| Electric RC motor servo's, fun stuff |
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| The Entrance |
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| Almost forgot about this sign |
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| Approaching the Club House |
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| Here we are |
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| Backside of clubhouse. a little ahead of the kid on the bike in my youth i.e 8 or so, on the forth of july the club would build a large pile of sand and in the sand there would be coins and paper money ( those years meant silver only if I knew at that time) |
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| Picnic area to the left of clubhouse just before the swimming area. |
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| again the club would host pie eating, corn husking and watermelon eating contest. those were fun times. great memories. |
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| the swim area, they really let it get out of hand they wasn't any weeds growing in the years we went there, there use to be a pier that went over and into the water. I think it was seven feet high at the water's edge. I recall my older sister doing a skit of some walkie talkie thing going up to the end and back a few times cause it was kind of long of a |
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| I remember they use to pile a big mound of sand and put a bunch of money in it for us kids to go crazy in finding as much as we could. |
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| there use to be a pier here that my big Sister Karen, do some walky talky dance on until she would fall off the end into the water. oh such good times. |
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| our swim lake, back in the day there was a stationary dock with a diving board we use to do jumps off of. |
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| A little Island we use to walk out to and sink our feet into the bottom in the black river mud, more memories. |
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| You can see an archway to the right the made a land bridge to the little Island on the left |
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| I think you can figure this one out :) |
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| There was a bunch of campers that day I was there taking pics |
