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A Day Trip for thoughts of Kayaking on Snake Creek If you're new here and want to explore Snake Creek for a future adventure, leave the Columbia Public Square on Hwy 55 N, Campbellsville Street. Go past the city limits and turn right on Hwy 551/Holmes Bend Road. Pass Bull Run Road then turn right on Snake Creek Road, after about six miles or so. By Linda Waggener With Kayaking Guide Mitzi Bault This trip was not one to actually get on the water in a tiny boat, but it was for scouting out conditions for the next trip by Mitzi and Robyn and others who regularly sail around the rivers and lakes of Adair and surrounding counties. The water has been too high for this sport after the many rains of November and December 2018. Ricky says the lake is now getting about back to the winter pool level, however, where it stays through the season unless there's a flood. Mitzi said, "A year ago the first week of December Robin Curry and I were kayaking around Holmes Bend on Green River in the warmer weather. You should go. It's the most peaceful thing in the world. Even with temperatures in the fifties and sixties, however, it's too cold right now to go kayaking, plus Mitzi is giving her energy and attention to winning this third round of cancer. She is fighting hard with the newest form of chemo pill - a test to see if it will stop the tumor growth. She is not giving up! Still her passion for kayaking doesn't go far from mind, so when I asked if she'd go with me on a photo search in the beautiful Green River area, she said, "Let's go!" And she drove so we could also work in some Kayaking scouting for spring along the way. This story was posted on 2018-12-29 06:27:48
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