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This section of trail was extremely soggy and it hadn't rained in a week or more.
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This is a transition area from woods into a huge briar thicket! Very interesting habitat that protects small animals. I'm working to identify the briar species.
There were probably 15 people fishing the lake today, a 50 degree day in March. Must be good fishing!
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Andy Cramb
Apr 14, 2020 near Halstead, KS
“This section of trail was extremely soggy and it hadn't rained in a week or more.”  

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This section of trail was extremely soggy and it hadn't rained in a week or more.
There were probably 15 people fishing the lake today, a 50 degree day in March. Must be good fishing!
It was about here where we started running into water snakes. I doubt they were poisonous, they just gave us the heebie jeebies when they'd slither off into the water really quickly
You can't see me... We think we identified this as a Plainbelly water snake.
Someone has been busy...
This is the walk along the lake side, very peaceful area.
Suspension bridge over the lake to connect the parking area to the Lakeside Trail
This is a transition area from woods into a huge briar thicket! Very interesting habitat that protects small animals. I'm working to identify the briar species.
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Lakeside Trail

1.2 mi 1.9 km
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Halstead, KS

Main Trail

1.3 mi 2.0 km
 1
Halstead, KS
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