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Dyke Hendrickson and Cabin Country have moved to Exploring Maine. He will continue to share his experiences there.

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May 05, 2008
Tree falls into river - my new dock

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Forget the call to Hammond Lumber for a specialty dock. I now have what could be my own homemade dock as the result of a fallen tree.

Yes, this tree toppled into the Sandy River this winter. If it made a sound, I didn't hear it. I just discovered it over the weekend.

Your Scribe is a giddy optimist, of course: the sieve is half-full, not half-empty. So my (early) plan is to slice off the branches here and consider tying up the canoe alongside. In subsequent photos, I will show that it took so much of the river bank that there is now a sand beach.

Yes, this is the Sandy River. It is known for erosion.

There was nothing I could do. Now, I will ponder how I can make the best use of this unusual situation.

I am open to suggestions . . .

Posted by Dyke Hendrickson at 03:59 PM

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Comments

Love the new dock. Dale

Posted by Dale Magee
May 9, 2008 10:07 AM

Love the new dock. Dale

Posted by Dale Magee
May 9, 2008 10:08 AM

Sounds like ya got a two-fer-one with that fallen tree....a dock and a beach.

Posted by M. A. "Art" Cunningham
May 9, 2008 11:30 AM

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