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Camping on the Conecuh Trail

Posted by Rylan on April 14th, 2008 filed in Podcasts


 
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We spent our last night on the Conecuh Trail at a recreation area at Open Lake. They had a very nice shelter which shielded us from the wind while we cooked our lunch, trail pizza. We got the recipe from the guys at Hike It All. They have made a video illustrating how to prepare and cook them. While two of our crew members were away on errands, Golden, Mike, and I discussed the days’ hike, the yellowish-colored water, and some of the food we enjoyed.

Enjoy the trail!



One Response to “Camping on the Conecuh Trail”

  1. Kirk Bramlett Says:

    It sounds like the waters of the conecuh may contain tanic acid which come from decaying peat. It is prevalent in the waters of okefonekee swamp. Not harmful to people , in fact early sailors filled their water barrels with this water because the slight acidic water stayed pure longer. So drink up and keep us posted if you do get sick.

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